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I appreciate that you may have rather unique requirements. Frankly, I consider POP3 email clients to be almost extinct, though I know a few still use them. Most people using both webmail and external mail clients use IMAP where the issue of how to continue editing of drafts does not require any unusual handling. As I indicated in my earlier reply, draft messages are not normally intended to be stored in an Inbox (actually, especially in a POP3 scenario where there is no possible mechanism for editing the version on the server).
Maybe, others will have a different view, but IMHO, rather than moving messages from Drafts to Inbox, you should send the message to yourself and get the message to your POP3 Inbox that way without confusing the system.
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