What is the authenticity of the mentioned hadiths in which phrases such as: "Have I made her my wife?" and "Suck on the clitoris of Al-Lat!" were mentioned, and why did scholars not address them?

It is not befitting for someone who lacks religious knowledge to visit disbelieving websites that raise doubts about Islam, lest they fall into skepticism or disbelief. As for the statement, "Why do scholars hide these hadiths from us?", it is incorrect, for scholars hide nothing, and knowledge is available in the books of Sunnah and circles of knowledge. The hadith of Ma'iz was narrated by Al-Bukhari, and the use of the phrase "did you have intercourse with her?" was for the overriding benefit of verifying the occurrence of adultery that necessitates stoning, and the Prophet, peace and blessings be upon him, was the furthest of people from obscenity. As for Abu Bakr's saying, "Suck the clitoris of Al-Lat," it was to denounce the disbelievers and out of anger for God and His Messenger, and it is permissible to rebuke those who deserve it. If these words indicate the invalidity of the message, then the corrupted Gospel is more deserving of invalidity due to its attribution of adultery to prophets and its contradictions. And Allah knows best.