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Any ship design you toggle upgrade to manual will stop the AI from messing with your designs and overriding it. If you get new components, you need only select your design in the list and click the auto-upgrade button. The game will upgrade to the latest components without adding or subtracing any.
Now when it comes to construction, you'll have to use the construction yard tab in the ships and bases window(I prefer to build my fleets at 1 spaceport) or the ship construction screen and you can select your different designs in the drop-down list.
Also if you don't want issues with designs mixing up, don't click the button in the selected item window for "retrofit to latest design."
Use control + right click and select the design to retrofit to from there. You can also select multiple ships of the same class in the ships and bases window and tell them to retrofit to a specific design.
As for it not adding new components, you still have to go into the design and add it, like hyperdrives. Then for size, just check the column for ship size after you high-light everything and click auto-upgrade.