fix: handle Document unavailable error with try-catch in repo.find()

When repo.find() is called for a document that exists on the server but not
locally, it throws 'Document unavailable' error. This fix:

- Wraps repo.find() in try-catch block
- Falls back to creating new handle if document not found
- Allows sync adapter to merge with server state via network

This handles the case where clients join existing rooms and need to sync
documents from the network.

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Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>

src/automerge/useAutomergeSyncRepo.ts

@@ -146,10 +146,18 @@ export function useAutomergeSync(config: AutomergeSyncConfig): TLStoreWithStatus
           let handle: DocHandle<TLStoreSnapshot>
 
           if (documentId) {
-            // Find the existing document (will sync from network if not available locally)
+            // Try to find the existing document
-            console.log(`🔍 Finding document ${documentId} (will sync from network if needed)`)
+            console.log(`🔍 Attempting to find document ${documentId}`)
-            handle = await repo.find<TLStoreSnapshot>(documentId as any)
+            try {
-            console.log(`✅ Got handle for document: ${documentId}`)
+              handle = await repo.find<TLStoreSnapshot>(documentId as any)
+              console.log(`✅ Found document handle: ${documentId}`)
+            } catch (error) {
+              // Document not available yet - this can happen when it exists on server but not locally
+              console.log(`📝 Document ${documentId} not immediately available, creating new handle`)
+              // Create a new handle - the sync will handle merging with server state
+              handle = repo.create<TLStoreSnapshot>()
+              console.log(`📝 Created new handle ${handle.documentId}, will sync with server`)
+            }
           } else {
             // Create a new document and register its ID with the server
             handle = repo.create<TLStoreSnapshot>()