Oh dear !.... you seem to be forgetting basic mechanics and Torque reaction...
As someone else mentioned , the torque loading is that generated by the tyre diameter and rate of retardation,..it is independent of disc size
Brake squeeze pressure is pretty much irrelevant . What the rider is concerned about is “retardation” and for any particular retardation effect , the torque load on the disc, caliper, and fork etc, will be the same irrespective of disc diameter.
So, with larger discs the FORCE loading on the caliper will REDUCE because the “torque arm”. ( distance from the axle to the caliper is greater)
But since the original fork mounting points are being used, and the same braking TORQUE is being generated, the those fork lugs see the same FORCE loading with any size disc.