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In our case, "CDN" is basically all traffic. The majority of our (enterprise agreement) Cloudflare usage falls under "CDN", even though 90%+ of our usage is non-cacheable API requests.

Maybe before, but now no cacheable content should be part of the basic SLA i think.

But they still need to clarify that. Maybe that is just a bandwidth constrained by plan not by type.

I want to know the same for eg using cdn or cloudflare workers to proxy images and videos from s3 , Google drive or other services

Yeah or any other service from the Bandwidth Alliance such as B2, etc.

"Cloudflare Cache" is the same thing as "Cloudflare CDN"

Nothing else is CDN. Workers can do any file types.