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Since I just migrated to cf tunnels I set it up to directly point to my matrix instance. I was planning on implementing the rproxy back in once I got it working.
My old setup was way over convoluted with a double reverse proxy, ec2 instance, and vpn lmao.
To add more, I think you're right in suspecting your ./well-known setting. I'm not sure where you would set that in a direct to Matrix setup like you have but it's pretty easy using nginx. I just ran mine through the federation checker and my hosts section came back as exactly what I set in my location /.well-known/matrix/server directive in my nginx config.
So, my setup is this: Nginx reverse proxy using LE wildcard certs for my domain. I put my Matrix on a subdomain on my domain. Then I just point the CF tunnel to the reverse proxy using the subdomain for my public hostname. Everything works for me. Federation, local chat, etc. I have Home Assistant notifying me via Matrix now too.