It's currently the only stuff checksec.sh has on the chart that this thing does not. And compared to other things it's actually quite easy with a wrapper function in the shell. Not so easy in python though since you got to change the file input bits -- I figured that this could be a reason for not implementing it.
Something like:
scan_proc(){ local pid=$1; shift; sudo checksec /proc/$1/exe "$@"; }
scan_proc_libs(){
# yes this final expansion is fragile. I don't care
sudo bash -c '
pid=$1
shift
checksec $(tr -s ' ' < /proc/$pid/maps | cut -d ' ' -f 6 | sort -u | xargs file | grep ELF | cut -d: -f1) "$@"'
}