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A remote book the source cannot serve says so. When the source no
longer has the file behind an on-demand book, opening it now explains that
in the reader instead of a bare HTTP status, and — when another copy of
the same title on the shelf still opens — offers that copy right there.
The book is remembered as unavailable, flagged in the Files list before the
next tap, and cleared the moment a download succeeds again.
Dead duplicates are pruned. When a re-imported copy of a book arrives
next to an older record the source can no longer serve, the catalog sync
removes the dead one (matched by title within the library, across
shelves), and each sync also sweeps entries an open attempt already
proved dead whose twin still serves. Needs a source that can probe a file
cheaply; sources without that keep both copies.