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Also, which of these nations has the best national ideas? Which one should I keep?
Austria, yes. Austria is not an end game tag and can indeed form Italy, Germany, the Roman Empire, or the HRE. France cannot--it can become Emperor and unite the HRE, and it can form the Roman Empire, but it can't switch to Italy, Germany, Sardinia-Piedmont, and so on. And once you form the HRE (as opposed to being its Emperor), you can't go on to become the Roman Empire.
As for the best national ideas, it depends on your play style. Italy has great CCR and improve relations. Austria is best at stacking Diplo rep, annexing vassals, and earning imperial authority. Etc.
Ideas are more situational, I would advise you to look them up with each new tag formation and think about what they would do in your current gamestate.
At least in iron-man mode with achievements.
If you disable limited country formation you could form other nations but then you won't get any achievements anymore.
Remember also that Prussia requires you to be one of the four Reformation Christians (Hussite, Protestant, Reformed, Anglican) if you're not starting as the Teutonic Order and using their "Lions of the North" DLC missions.
But you get a warning if you form the latin empire as Byzantium, because it disables byantium specific achievements