Java (JPMS): Is it possbile to inherit reflective access to annonymous child module?

Lets say, I write a module/library named mylib that uses an internal/hidden third party module/library named internal. The API of mylib does not expose any functionality from that third party library and it may be replaced by something else in the near future.

module mylib {
    requires internal;
    exports some.pgk.from.mylib;
}

But here is my problem. The internal library needs reflective access to the classes/objects that are passed through the public API of mylib to do it's work.

An example application/module named app that utilizes my library would have to define the following moduleinfo.java

module app {
    requires mylib;
    opens some.pkg.from.app to internal;
}

But this is bad, because it exposes the internally used module to the users of my library, and I would not be able to remove/change it in the future without breaking app. Ideally i would like to allow the module internal reflective access to all modules that are open to mylib instead:

module app {
    requires mylib;
    opens some.pkg.from.app to mylib; // also open to internal without naming it
}

Can this be done with the current (Java 17) module system? Is there a good workaround in case this is not possible?