That's an interesting possible solution if you're in control of the server. If you're using a third-party vendor like Auth0 to handle the redirect callback, then of course you're beholden to their implementation.
In Auth0's case, it appears the nonce is consumed early in the handling of the callback. In my correspondence with them, I confirmed that they do see that the first request is aborted (in the form of a log), but they take no action as a consequence.
In Auth0's case, it appears the nonce is consumed early in the handling of the callback. In my correspondence with them, I confirmed that they do see that the first request is aborted (in the form of a log), but they take no action as a consequence.