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Flashing a fastboot version of the Rom isn't necessary. However, it could make first installation easier

It doesn't show you the folders because you did a format

If there is an older fastboot version of the Rom, installing this could be easier. Just download it to your pc, unpack, connect phone to pc whilst in fastboot, and run "first install.bat". After that you can update via twrp

We all once knew nothing. Learning is an essential part in this niche, so please don't tell someone to just not install a custom ROM if they're willing to learn what is necessary.

Yes I think so

ROMs won't be published as a fastboot version if a TWRP is available.

In my experience they all are quite stable

You can change the language in twrp. When you are in twrp, tap the box in the second column, second to last, then tap the globe and choose your language. If you don't see the globe or other symbols for settings, click on different things in the main screen in until you see it Edit: here is a...

Boot to twrp, enter your password, click install, locate the ROM.zip click it and install, after that so the same but with magisk.zip (renamed magisk.apk)

Well you can't delete the default theme, but try long-pressing on the other one and tap "delete" on the buttom of the display, or click the theme, the the three dots in the upper-right corner and then click delete

Could also be because of your heavy status bar mods

just flash magisk. zip in twrp after updating (if it is a fastboot rom, you will need to patch the new boot.img in the magisk app and flash it via fastboot)

no

If you just update there is no need to format data, so it's up to you if you do a clean install

Yes

There are plenty of good guides in this forum. Yes you will loose all data.

What is your current Rom? What is the error?

Probably not. Fastboot versions are normally used because there is no TWRP, so it can't be included

You have to wipe data anyways, and xiaomi.eu is a custom rom, so it doesn't really matter. Maybe you have a higher version number because you have a partial release or Mi pilot release installed.

No, and nobody knows. Also, rule #1