cmd: let current-open-PR mutators omit {num}#456
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Extend approve, merge, close, draft, and ready to resolve the current open PR when {num} is omitted, while preserving explicit targeting and current repo/head disambiguation behavior.
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Problem
:Forge pr close,approve,merge,draft, andreadyrequired an explicit PR number even when the current branch already mapped to exactly one open PR. That made those mutators inconsistent with the existing implicit current-PR flows in:Forge pr,:Forge review, and:Forge pr ci.Closes #452.
Solution
Allow those mutators to omit
{num}and route the omitted-subject form through the existing current-open-PR resolver, withrepo=andhead=available for disambiguation. Update the help text and command specs so parsing, completion, dispatch, and warning behavior all match the new command surface.