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You're going to be limited to what your upstream provider allows with regards to IPv6 traffic, if any at all. You'll probably need an 4-to-6 or 6-to-4 translation somewhere, and that's about it.
Agree it's not that complicated Many ddns providers can update aaaa just as they do a records... Most isp should either be providing some range of native ipv6 addresses, or some kind of 4-to-6 translation. It's 2024 - we're beyond RFC 791 specs I find it helpful to deal with prefix delegation by providing a "token" for nmcli to use. Then the ddns script can locate your defined suffix and push it to to the host