declare const MOVE_FROM = "moveFrom";
declare const MOVE_TO = "moveTo";
export interface DocxMoveRangeCompanion {
    rangeId: string;
    rangeName: string;
    from: Element;
    to: Element;
    markers: readonly Element[];
}
/**
 * Word often wraps bounded `w:moveFrom`/`w:moveTo` pairs with matching
 * `w:move*Range*` bookmarks. Companion bookmarks are relationship-free and
 * uniquely sandwich each supported move wrapper in document order (immediate
 * siblings, cross-paragraph placement including across section breaks, one
 * table with the move in a cell and allowlisted chrome / sibling cell
 * text-only content, up to two nesting levels of move-path tables (three
 * `w:tbl` ancestors) when the move lives inside the innermost table under
 * those same cell rules, one text-only nested table that
 * sits beside the move in the same cell, or one simple `w:sdt` whose
 * content path holds the move's paragraph, flat table, or up to two-level
 * nested move-path table). They may be stripped after capture so the text move stays
 * reviewable. Deeper table nesting (four or more move-path tables), nested/sibling SDT, section-sandwich,
 * tracked or rich sibling-cell / beside-table content, and unpaired markers
 * stay fail-closed. */
export declare function companionDocxMoveRangeBookmarks(document: Document, movePairs: ReadonlyArray<{
    from: Element;
    to: Element;
}>): DocxMoveRangeCompanion[];
export declare function stripDocxMoveRangeMarkers(markers: readonly Element[]): void;
export declare function inspectUnpairedDocxMoveRangeMarkers(document: Document, companions: readonly DocxMoveRangeCompanion[]): number;
export declare const DOCX_MOVE_RANGE_MARKER_NAMES: readonly ["moveFromRangeStart", "moveFromRangeEnd", "moveToRangeStart", "moveToRangeEnd"];
export { MOVE_FROM, MOVE_TO };