/** Shields non-code spans from the regex/text-based import rewriters.
 *
 *  The import rewriters (rewriteReactImports, rewriteImportsPlugin, the native
 *  Zig scanner, and compile's runtime-specifier rewrite) replace `from "X"` /
 *  `import "X"` / `import("X")` / `require("X")` across the whole file text. That
 *  text scan can't tell a real import from the *text* `from 'X'` sitting inside a
 *  template literal / data string (an example-code snippet a page renders) or a
 *  comment — so it rewrites the snippet's specifier too. The browser bundle then
 *  diverges from the SSR pre-render → React hydration mismatch on the code block.
 *
 *  Fix: before rewriting, replace template literals and comments with opaque
 *  placeholders, plus any string literal whose *own text* contains an
 *  import-like sequence (`from`/`import`/`require` + quote); rewrite; then
 *  restore them verbatim. A real import specifier string (e.g.
 *  "react/jsx-runtime") never contains that sequence, so it is left untouched
 *  and always gets rewritten — no matter what token precedes it. Regex literals
 *  are skipped (copied verbatim) so their contents can't be misread as
 *  strings/templates.
 *
 *  Usage: `const { masked, restore } = maskLiterals(src)`, run the existing
 *  rewriter on `masked`, then `restore(rewritten)`.
 */
export declare const SENTINEL: string;
export type MaskedSource = {
    masked: string;
    restore: (rewritten: string) => string;
};
export declare const maskLiterals: (src: string) => MaskedSource;