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2 I would use but it's personal preference mate

1 million dollars

Damn right enjoy yourself pal

65 galvanised or 63 gun nails. Mind your fingers banging the felt tacks in you may wish you just acquired a handful of 38s

Definitely. Hard to see but it looked suspiciously untoward

Try a few photos showing the whole area, from the photos I'm assuming there is more than one window I maybe wrong but I'm just going with what I can see from the photos.

Has the flashing kit been modified in any way?

It's not textbook and kicking tiles accompanied with compromised underlay CAN cause issues but if it doesn't leak I wouldn't lose too much sleep over it. But if you've had a job carried out and the work is substandard you're well within your rights to expect/want it remedied

I think your man was feeling creative, it happens some times

Is that a harness?

Either build the wall up and put another course of tiles on. Or attempt a lead detail turned over the fascia under the tiles and welting the joins with the drip going over the whatever it is at the bottom. I wouldn't let whoever attempted that step flashing install it as the steps are backwards...

There's a few variations of dry valleys ones that require battens on top you can trim the felt to the central upstand. It's all preference I suppose I've seen some tilers just overlap felt in a valley without a continuous valley felt but I suppose they're not tilers thinking about it

Run continuous valley sheet of felt. Align valley runner battens central to valley and if meeting another valley ensure they marry up. Felt and batten roof as normal cutting felt along the runner batten. If you want to create an upstand by cutting felt past runner battens it's your preference...

Assuming you've laid a valley sheet of felt and set battens to this your felt will terminate at the runners obviously as the runners will be obstructing the rafters.

Does the trough sit on top or underneath the valley runner batten?

Are you dead set on a felt roof? Pop in to Colemans (sig) it's copnor road have a look at sheet metal. You may need to fit horizontal noggins to fix but you may get away with just the rafters. Fun to do and has a long life

Portsmouth by any chance? I've seen a few of them in my home town that's all...

The dummy course supporting the first rivet must have got lost in the post

With interlocking tiles you're governed by the watercheck regarding what side you cut There is so many condemning issues with this roof/thing mentioning that is laughable

A tiler has not done that job I can tell you that for nothing.