I will answer this myself.
Solution 1 is to throw fatalError in the
case .errorDatabaseInaccessible:
statement. This will shutdown the app. But it is not a desirable solution as really forces a crash.
Solution 2 is the reprogram the setup to use HKStatisticsCollectionQueryDescriptor and concurrency instead of completion and statisticsUpdateHandler.
Wrapping a "for try await" in a repeat and do loop it is possible to catch errors from the try statement and continue the execution in the repeat loop with a continue statement.
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I can answer this myself. After the introduction of the concurrency in Swift, the HKStatisticsCollectionQueryDescriptor seems the method to use. Completion statement and HKStatisticsCollectionQuery is dated and harder to implement.