Presenting multiple WebIDs in an ID Token

Section 6.2 of the Solid-OIDC spec reads:

The user’s [singular] WebID MUST be present in the ID Token as the webid claim.

While this sentence implies that the token can only include a single WebID, it is perfectly possible for a user to have multiple WebIDs (cf. #46). In the use cases where an Identity Provider knows about more than one WebID, I believe it would be preferable to have the spec accept a list of them in the claim.

This would of course impact how Resource Servers (or their respective Authorization Server) have to deal with ID Tokens, but i.m.o. only for the better: users who indeed identify with multiple WebIDs would then be able to access all resources that they would otherwise be able to access with each of the WebIDs separately in multiple tokens.

Is something like this already proposed (I could not find it)? Do you think this is a good idea?

(I'm writing this about WebIDs, but this holds more generally for all kinds of "solid claims", cf. https://github.com/solid/solid-oidc/issues/26)

Start with Section 6.2 of the Solid-OIDC specification and compare this proposal with issues #46 and #26. Determine whether multiple WebIDs should be permitted in the claim and what Resource Servers or Authorization Servers would need to do; the work is done when the specification decision and resulting wording are agreed.