fix: fail init when storage bucket does not exist#22
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Previously, `claude-sync init` would print a warning when the bucket didn't exist but still report "Setup complete!", leading to a confusing error on the subsequent `push`. Now init fails with an actionable error message including links to create the bucket. Also fixes BucketExists in all three storage backends (R2, S3, GCS) to properly distinguish "bucket not found" from other errors (auth failures, network issues) instead of silently swallowing all errors. Closes #21
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Summary
BucketExistsin R2/S3/GCS backends now properly distinguishes "not found" from other errors (auth failures, network issues) using typed error checksBucketExistserror propagation behaviorCloses #21