export interface ConfirmOptions{
/** Dialog title -- rendered as a slotted `<h2>`, which also drives the dialog's accessible name (see dialog.ts). */
title:string;
/** Optional supporting text rendered below the title. */
description?:string;
/** Confirm button label. Defaults to the localized `'confirm'` message (`'Confirm'` in English). */
confirmLabel?:string;
/** Cancel button label. Defaults to the localized `'cancel'` message (`'Cancel'` in English). */
cancelLabel?:string;
/** `'danger'` fills the confirm button with `--lr-color-danger` instead of `--lr-color-brand` -- for destructive actions. */
variant?:'neutral'|'danger';}
/**
* Show a confirmation modal, resolving `true` only when the confirm button
* is pressed -- Escape, a backdrop click, and the cancel button all resolve
* `false`. A drop-in replacement for `window.confirm()`.
*
* Mounts a transient `<lr-dialog>` for the duration of the call and
* removes it once settled, rather than reusing a persistent page-level
* region (contrast `lr-toast`'s `toaster.ts`). Concurrent calls remain distinct dialogs in the
* shared overlay stack, each with a lifetime tied to its own returned promise and nothing left
* mounted after that request settles.
*
* Every dismissal path (confirm button, cancel button, Escape, backdrop
* click) funnels through `<lr-dialog>`'s own `close()`/`lr-close`
* event, so there is exactly one place that resolves the promise and tears
* the dialog down. Because that event is cancelable, a veto leaves this
* promise pending and the transient dialog mounted until a later accepted
* close.
*
* @example
* const ok = await confirm({
*   title: 'Delete conversation?',
*   description: 'This cannot be undone.',
*   confirmLabel: 'Delete',
*   variant: 'danger',
* });
* if (ok) deleteConversation();
*/
export declare function confirm(options:ConfirmOptions):Promise<boolean>;