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If you open the credit card now, your lender will likely postpone that closing to run it back through underwriting at minimum. Many times they'll pull credit right before closing. The home is the main goal and you certainly don't want to do anything to delay or derail that process.
The general rule of thumb is not to screw with your credit 6 months prior to applying for a mortgage unless absolutely necessary. If they choose to up you limit on their own they can and it will not impact your credit through an inquiry.
Your credit card application is unlikely to impact your mortgage application unless you had a fairly poor credit score to start.