My existing Quotex trading bot is written in Python and opens a WebSocket connection with the websockets library. It used to run flawlessly, but a recent Cloudflare JavaScript challenge now stops the handshake before it even upgrades to WebSocket. I need a clean patch that lets the script authenticate, obtain any required Cloudflare tokens or cookies, and then continue with the normal WebSocket flow. Whether you solve this by emulating a modern browser fingerprint, completing the challenge once and re-using the cf_clearance cookie, or by injecting the right headers in the initial HTTP upgrade request is up to you—as long as the result is reliable and headless. What you will hand over • Updated Python code (or a lightweight helper module) that completes the Cloudflare JS challenge and connects via websockets.connect() without manual intervention • A brief README explaining any extra environment variables, packages, or periodic token-refresh steps I must run • Quick demo proof: run the script, show the successful WebSocket handshake, receive one test message from the Quotex stream, then exit Acceptance I will import your code on a fresh machine, install the stated requirements, and see a stable connection for at least five minutes. If the bot breaks after Cloudflare rotates a token, the solution should auto-recover or clearly document how to refresh.