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I'm surprised they block WireGuard, especially with a preshared key. That makes it essentially pure randomness over UDP. I'd assume they block popular VPN providers and tunneling services which makes it easier to block by blocking the setup process which is usually just HTTPS.
Have you tried a basic plain WireGuard between your home and your VPS, with a preshared key and using some other protocol's port? Maybe like UDP on port 443 so it looks like QUIC?
Wireguard is not meant to bypass detection of any kind of Deep Packet Inspection technology. It's also stated by the project website, under the Known Limitations sections.
https://www.wireguard.com/known-limitations/
There are many characteristics (except the handshake) which can make it stand out as a P2P or VPN(-ish) traffic, and then get blocked.