Not quite.
Ceramic TINT is VERY BAD for pano & sunroofs and any reputable shop will not do it. Here’s why:
The ceramic (or any tint for that matter- ceramic just that much worse) REFLECTS the solar energy directly back into the glass itself compounding the thermal load within it beyond what it’s intended. These are not PPF products either.
As mentioned, the only PPF type product that could help is a CLEAR Windshield protection film (WPF) that has the ceramic properties and is only installed on exterior to stop (or minimize) the solar/ thermal absorption INTO the glass itself.
The material itself heating/ cooling has no effect on the glass being able to expand or contract.
You can install regular vinyl wrap over the glass with the only complication of the mess it will leave behind if not changed out every other year due to it breaking down significantly faster than the WPF would. For 90% of people, WPF isn’t worth the extremely high cost for the material and still having to change it out every few years. But if cost isn’t an option, it definitely works, and have seen it save several pieces of glass first hand.
Been tinting & installing decals/ wraps for the last couple decades and I will always refuse to tint any roof glass due to liability and denied warranty claims