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There might be a service in cloudflare that does that - but I'm not aware of it. DNS in cloudflare requires an IP to proxy to, and you would need something (hosted by cloudflare on your rpi theoretically) that then would notify cloudflare that your IP has changed - otherwise cloudflare won't know where it's proxying from.
Cloudflare isn't DNS, it's a proxy that sits in the middle. (Okay it also does DNS, but I mean it's not just routing traffic). Essentiall all cloudflare does is
I'm simplifying a lot but that's the gist. But if your IP changes then cloudflare doesn't know where to get your data.
Right, it's called CloudFlared: https://github.com/cloudflare/cloudflared