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You are this is not the case today.
Still the discovery endpoint is a JSON document, so nothing prevent you from hosting your own version with extended information as you see fit and point your information to it. While preferable, the RFC does not mandate that the discovery document is hosted on the same FQDN as the OIDC provider.
You can for example use a Lambda function that will retrieve the original document, enrich it it and return the result to the requester.
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