Describe the bug
Applying update from Ycs documents with subdocuments on Yjs documents generate new subdocuments guids.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
- With Ycs create a new root document.
- With Ycs create some subdocuments and add them to the root document.
- Apply update from Ycs root document to Yjs document.
For example:
// C# code
var document = new YDoc();
var subDoc1 = new YDoc(new YDocOptions(){Guid = "subdoc1"});
var subDoc2 = new YDoc(new YDocOptions(){Guid = "subdoc2"});
document.GetMap("subdocs").Set("subdoc1", subDoc1);
document.GetMap("subdocs").Set("subdoc2", subDoc2);
byte[] update = document.EncodeStateAsUpdateV2();
// send this update to Node.js (e. g. with Convert.FromBase64String())
// JavaScript code
const document = new Y.Doc()
Y.applyUpdateV2(document, updateFromYcs)
Expected behavior
Ycs subdocuments guids the same as Yjs subdocuments guids.
Screenshots
Yjs document state after applying:

Environment Information
- Node.js (v14.16.0)
- yjs (v13.4.14)
Additional context
Applying an update from a Yjs document with subdocuments to a Ycs document keeps guids as expected.
Applying an update from a Ycs document with subdocuments to the new Ycs document keeps guids as expected too.
Describe the bug
Applying update from Ycs documents with subdocuments on Yjs documents generate new subdocuments guids.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
For example:
Expected behavior
Ycs subdocuments guids the same as Yjs subdocuments guids.
Screenshots

Yjs document state after applying:
Environment Information
Additional context
Applying an update from a Yjs document with subdocuments to a Ycs document keeps guids as expected.
Applying an update from a Ycs document with subdocuments to the new Ycs document keeps guids as expected too.