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There's a default setting that allows unencrypted communication between the server and cloudflare. So they receive unencrypted data, sign with their certificate. Or send with self signed certificate, they decrypt and reencrypt. Or for some reason can download and import on the server their own internal use certificate.
You're right, forgot that you can just not encrypt on your servers end and use cloudflare to do that for you, especially when used as CDN