Correct restore procedure

Sorry I've scoured the docs and can't find the answer. Thanks for looking.

Scenario A:

• A user works on data in their home directory each day. At 9pm each night their home directory is backed up.
• day 1 is saved to Jan1.archive, day 2's work is saved to Jan2.archive, etc.
• On day 366 the home directory is accidentally destroyed and a full restore is needed.

1. How does one do a full restore of the home data with Borg? Does the person mount Jan1.archive and do a restore, then mount Jan2.archive, and do a restore, all the way up to Dec31? Or is there an easier way to do a full restore?

2. While this method would restore all files, would it not also restore files that were deleted intentionally by the user throughout the year?

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Scenario B:

• A user works on data in their home directory each day. At 9pm each night their home directory is backed up.
• day 1 is saved to Jan1archive, day 2's work is saved to Jan2archive, etc.
• After backup finishes, the previous day's backup is pruned (On Jan2, prune Jan1.)
• On day 366 the data source drive is accidentally destroyed and a full restore is needed.

3. If a full restore were carried out from Dec31.archive, would it contain only data changed in the previous day(incremental)? Or would it contain everything they had in the home directory on Dec31?