submit marks existing draft PRs ready for review without --open, firing review requests

## Environment

- gh 2.96.0 (2026-07-02), gh-stack **v0.0.4**, git 2.46.1, macOS 26.6

## Summary

`gh stack submit --auto` marked two already-open draft PRs as ready for review, which fired review requests to five CODEOWNERS. I did not pass `--open`.

The help text is explicit that this should not happen:

> New PRs are created as drafts by default. Use `--open` to mark them as ready for review.

## Repro

```
gh stack submit --auto # creates PR A and PR B as drafts
gh pr view A --json isDraft # => true, as documented
# ... make no change to the branches ...
gh stack submit --auto # second run, still no --open
gh pr view A --json isDraft # => false
```

Second run's output, which gives no indication it changed draft state:

```
Checking stack state...
Pushing to origin...
PR #A for branch-a is up to date
PR #B for branch-b is up to date
✓ Stack updated on GitHub with 2 PRs
✓ Pushed and synced 2 branches
```

The PR timeline confirms it:

```
ready_for_review by=
review_requested by= x5
```

Those timestamps match the second `submit` to the second. I made no other change in between, and did not touch the web UI.

## Why it matters

Marking a PR ready is not a local operation. It notifies every CODEOWNER, and on a repo with required reviewers it moves the PR into other people's queues. Doing it on an update pass, from a flag whose documented meaning is "use auto-generated titles without prompting", is surprising in a way that cannot be undone: `gh pr ready --undo` restores draft state but the notifications have already gone out.

It also makes `submit` unusable as an idempotent "sync my stack" command, which is what its output implies it is when everything is already up to date.

## Expected

`submit` should only change draft state when `--open` is passed. If the current behaviour is deliberate for update passes, the help text should say so, and the output should name the change instead of printing `is up to date`.

Commencez par exécuter la reproduction signalée en deux passes avec `gh stack submit --auto` et inspectez le chemin de mise à jour de la commande `submit`, en particulier l'endroit où les pull requests existantes sont traitées. Comparez ce chemin avec le comportement de `--open` et vérifiez-le avec `gh pr view A --json isDraft` ; la tâche est terminée lorsque les soumissions répétées laissent les brouillons existants inchangés, sauf si `--open` est passé, et que des tests couvrent la régression.

Rédigé par le modèle d'indexation à partir du texte de l'issue.