I wouldn't say it "covers it," more "glosses over it rapidly." "Perfect is the enemy of good" is a legit problem we should avoid (i.e. not using HTTPS at all b

I wouldn't say it "covers it," more "glosses over it rapidly." "Perfect is the enemy of good" is a legit problem we should avoid (i.e. not using HTTPS at all because CloudFlare isn't perfect) but the benefits and drawbacks should at least be discussed. For example I think an insecure back-channel between your personal blog and CloudFlare is likely fine, but your eCommerce business, perhaps not.