Depends on how far your commute is, if you go some distance and want bike to ride well, then yes 4 Seasons are still the best winter tyre i’ve used, although proper bike currently has Michelin Power Endurance which have been good too.
But if your commute isn’t too far and you really want puncture proofing, then have you thought about Tannus solid tyres? They are not as bad as you’d think, had some on singlespeed commuter for last 2000 miles, they weigh no more than normal 28c tyres and tubes (plus no spare tube, pump, patches etc), they have a breaking in period of about 200 miles before they grip really well, but they roll surprisingly well, better than Marathon Plus, they grip pretty well after the initial break in period, the only downside is that if roads near you are rough, you are riding a solid-ish tyre, so you do get some reverberation through the bars, but again, not as bad as you’d think, and they do give you real piece of mind in the winter and you can roll right over glass and grit