That’s because the owner of archive.is blocks DNS resolutions from Cloudflare DNS. They don’t actually use Cloudflare; rather, they have a grudge against Cloudflare, so they return an IP address belonging to Cloudflare when you attempt to resolve through 1.1.1.1. That makes it look as though it’s Cloudflare’s fault when it isn’t.
tl;dr archive.is wants Cloudflare to implement ECS, Cloudflare refused due to privacy concerns, archive.is doesn’t allow queries from 1.1.1.1 to resolve correctly.