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According to Wikipedia

Humans have used soap for millennia; evidence exists for the production of soap-like materials in ancient Babylon around 2800 BC.

So I think they did.

That's also assuming they would still be able to express the price in another currency that we recognize now

1000 years is too little for big evolutionary changes in a species that reproduces as slowly as us. So unless they went full cyborg or generic engineering the changes won't be very big.

Don't forget to specify with soap and to do it after bathroom visits and before meals, otherwise they'll just wash their hands once per month and use dirt to wash with.

In a small team at a small company it becomes my problem pretty quickly, since I'm the only one that actually has some clue about what git does.

Every modern database library automatically protects against SQL injection,

No. Every modern library allows using prepared statements, but very few (of any) force using them. If the developer doesn't use them the libraries won't do shit to protect you.

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/37256331/is-it-possible-to-open-developer-tools-console-in-chrome-on-android-phone#37256485

In the Netherlands we have this app that could be used for it https://www.yivi.app/en it's open-source, developed by an ngo in collaboration with a Dutch university. It's not very widely used yet, but the idea behind it is really good.