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Planks of wood. Rectangular ones with square edges nailed to joists Or tiles. Bonded to the floor

This. I think the same of any tongue & groove flooring (including wood). It's quite difficult to source decent real floor boards these days. Everyone assumes you want click clack Lego flooring

Laying the floor is easy. I did an 18ft x 12ft room in about a day & half using hand saw & rubber mallet & gluing joints. 2 things: 1 is your floor level - as this is critical to making it easy / a good job 2 - will you remove skirting boards & replace over new floor? This looks & lasts much...

It's unlikely to dry out & go back down. It will dry out but will stay swelled. It depends how it's laid (joints glued or not, & direction of joins) on how much you need to take up to replace - do you have spares/ a colour matched board?