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If you're a subject matter expert, I'll bow to your superior ability to interpret the data.

1. Yes it does, and there were separate eruptions forming separate Caldera. 2. You get build-ups to it, but the cataclysmic eruption is a climactic event. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yellowstone_Caldera

This is something of an understatement. If the Yellowstone Supervolcano actually erupts, not has a channel open, not has a lava tube open, but full-up erupts. Here's a link to the deadliest-known Volcanic eruption Mount Tambora in 1815, which killed a minimum of 70,000 people, probably more...

Oh, it's certainly possible, but we're not at a level of technology where it's economically feasible just now. It's the same as poking dough that's rising, except the gas is magma, and the dough is part of the Earth's crust. And the scale is millions of times larger.