import { type ParseOptions } from '@amritk/yaml';
export type ParseYamlStrictOptions = ParseOptions & {
    /**
     * What the file is required to be, for the multi-document message — `an
     * AsyncAPI document`, `a $ref target` — so the reader learns why a perfectly
     * valid YAML stream was refused.
     */
    what: string;
    /**
     * Join the listed problems into one line (`; `) instead of one `  - ` bullet
     * per line. For reports that print one line per finding, where a line break
     * in the message would read as a new, unlabelled finding.
     */
    singleLine?: boolean;
};
/**
 * Parses `text` as a single YAML document and returns its value, throwing
 * instead of handing back anything the parser had to guess at.
 *
 * `@amritk/yaml` collects problems rather than throwing, and `parse` returns
 * the salvage of a malformed document as if it were fine — an unclosed `[`
 * swallows the lines after it into a bogus key, and the caller builds on data
 * the file does not contain. It also reads only the first document of a `---`
 * stream, flagging the rest with a `MULTIPLE_DOCUMENTS` warning, so a file
 * whose second half silently vanished would be reported as a success. Both are
 * turned into an error here, naming `location` and each problem's `line:col`.
 */
export declare const parseYamlStrict: (text: string, location: string, options: ParseYamlStrictOptions) => unknown;