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— Lineage OS blog, Developer Verification: What it is, and how it affects you
So it looks like there's just a small hurdle to get it working.
According to the blog post, LOS simply won't include the AndroidDeveloperVerification package. If that's really all (for now), people with custom ROMs who also mainly use F-droid don't have much to worry about. It might actually bring a few more people around to degoogled Android.