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Salesforce documents token introspection as the standards-based way to ask the authorization server about the current state of an OAuth token after it has been issued. That is exactly what this scenario requires: checking whether an OpenID Connect access token is still active, expired, or revoked. The discovery document only advertises endpoints and capabilities; it does not return runtime token status for a specific token. Likewise, enabling CORS on the token endpoint affects browser access patterns, not token validation, and creating a custom scope changes authorization boundaries rather than token-state lookup. In other words, when the requirement is “retrieve token status,” token introspection is the platform feature designed for that purpose. This is why option A is the best answer in Salesforce terms.