The best bet would likely be to implement PyQT into your extension with its own process. PyQT actually has available documentation on doing something like this if you want a proper pdf viewer, or you could also write a script that converts a pdf to an image and then use the omni.ui Image widget if you wanted to keep all your ui Omniverse Native and just legitimately need to see the pdf.
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