import { MachineEvent, SettingsContext } from './types';
/**
 * SETTINGS MACHINE - COMPLETELY REFACTORED
 *
 * DESIGN PHILOSOPHY:
 * This machine has been completely rewritten to eliminate any possibility of infinite loops
 * by enforcing a strict separation between:
 * 1. PUBLIC STATE: User-facing settings (stable, exposed to consumers)
 * 2. INTERNAL STATE: Machine logic state (may have reference changes, never exposed)
 *
 * ARCHITECTURE:
 * - Context is split into `public` and `internal` namespaces
 * - Components ONLY access `context.public` via selectors
 * - NO filtering is needed - separation is built into the structure
 * - ConfigurationModel reference changes are isolated to `context.internal`
 * - Redux receives ONLY `context.public` - no manual filtering required
 *
 * WHY THIS WORKS:
 * - Reference changes in `context.internal.configModel` don't affect `context.public`
 * - Components using selectors get stable references to `context.public`
 * - No manual filtering means no chance of accidentally exposing internal state
 * - Type system enforces the separation at compile time
 */
export declare const settingsMachine: import("xstate").StateMachine<SettingsContext, MachineEvent, Record<string, import("xstate").AnyActorRef>, import("xstate").ProvidedActor, import("xstate").ParameterizedObject, import("xstate").ParameterizedObject, string, import("xstate").StateValue, string, {
    settings: any;
    currentRoute?: string;
    routePattern?: string;
}, {}, import("xstate").EventObject, import("xstate").MetaObject, any>;
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