This is a growing problem. As far as I'm aware, Cloudflare does not collect or report these type of metrics because if they did, they could be abused. There is

This is a growing problem. As far as I'm aware, Cloudflare does not collect or report these type of metrics because if they did, they could be abused. There is no way to actually know who is or isn't a bot. The methodology for bot detection changes dramatically, isn't published, often isn't well tested, and fails to fully capture turing tests in any meaningful way. Its all about forcing more requirements on the user, where the more unique the user is, the more likely its a user and counting all blocks as a net win. The only problem is it drives surveillance capitalism, and its a flawed assumption. Maybe you should start an end-user Firefox extension/platform that aggregates where it checks for these, and allows the user to self-report when it fails (or detect and show repeat failures.