fix(official-bots): sync bots before token fetch on first startup after DB wipe

OfficialBotService.onStart fires on StartupEvent (after all @PostConstruct),
so official bot accounts do not exist in the account service DB yet when
TournamentBotGamePlayer.initialize() runs on a fresh DB. This caused
getBotToken to 404, falling back to the stale TOURNAMENT_BOT_TOKEN env
var which uses the old signing key and is rejected with 401.

fetchTokenFromAccountService now retries after syncing all official bot
accounts (creating them if missing), ensuring a fresh token with the
current signing key is always available on startup.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>

modules/official-bots/src/main/scala/de/nowchess/bot/service/TournamentBotGamePlayer.scala

@@ -62,9 +62,7 @@ class TournamentBotGamePlayer:
   private def resolveToken(difficulty: String): Option[String] =
     val name     = botName(difficulty)
     val redisKey = s"${redisConfig.prefix}:tournament-bot:token:$name"
-    Try(accountServiceClient.getBotToken(name).token)
+    fetchTokenFromAccountService(name)
-      .toOption
-      .filter(_.nonEmpty)
       .map { token =>
         redis.value(classOf[String]).set(redisKey, token)
         log.infof("Fetched fresh bot token for %s from account service", name)
@@ -83,6 +81,16 @@ class TournamentBotGamePlayer:
         }
       }
 
+  private def fetchTokenFromAccountService(name: String): Option[String] =
+    Try(accountServiceClient.getBotToken(name).token).toOption.filter(_.nonEmpty)
+      .orElse {
+        Try {
+          val allNames = BotController.listBots.map(botName)
+          accountServiceClient.syncBots(de.nowchess.bot.client.SyncOfficialBotsRequest(allNames))
+          accountServiceClient.getBotToken(name).token
+        }.toOption.filter(_.nonEmpty)
+      }
+
   private def parkOnStartup(token: Option[String]): Unit =
     token match
       case None => log.warn("No bot token resolved — skipping park")