[libreoffice-website] Publish LibreOffice GPG keys and fingerprint on HTTPS website page?

I know I can reliably verify the integrity of LibreOffice installation
files via the SHA-256 hashes, but LibreOffice does also provide PGP
detached signatures for these files, and the GnuPG keys are available
from any key server. So why not use them?

However after extensive searching and browsing around, I can’t find an
HTTPS page on libreoffice.org where the *fingerprint* of the code
signing key is explicitly displayed. This would allow me to verify that
the key server has sent me the genuine key by comparing its fingerprint
with the one on the website (*presumed unhacked*), and then locally sign
the LibreOffice key on my keychain in the most PGP-ically correct way.

Is there such a page on the website? It could also centralize other
cryptographically significant information (key material, certificate
fingerprints, etc.) useful for users of the website or software.

If there is no such page, what is the best place to start a request for
the same? I’m not a developer, but I could contribute a relevant
bug/enhancement request to whatever tracking system is used for the website.

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