/**
 * BSD `sysexits.h` exit codes shared across the CLI fleet.
 *
 * Only the subset actually used by apps is included so exit-code
 * policy stays reviewable. Use these with {@link exitProcess} or a
 * failure-to-exit-code mapper instead of repeating numeric literals.
 */
export declare const SYS_EXITS: {
    /** `EX_OK` (0): successful termination. */
    readonly ok: 0;
    /** `EX_USAGE` (64): command line usage error, such as bad arguments or flags. */
    readonly usage: 64;
    /** `EX_DATAERR` (65): input data was incorrect in some way. */
    readonly dataErr: 65;
    /** `EX_NOINPUT` (66): an input file did not exist or was not readable. */
    readonly noInput: 66;
    /** `EX_SOFTWARE` (70): internal software error not caused by the operating system. */
    readonly software: 70;
    /** `EX_IOERR` (74): an error occurred while doing I/O on a file. */
    readonly ioErr: 74;
    /** `EX_CONFIG` (78): something was found in an unconfigured or misconfigured state. */
    readonly config: 78;
};
/** Exit code drawn from the supported `sysexits.h` vocabulary. */
export type SysExitCode = typeof SYS_EXITS[keyof typeof SYS_EXITS];
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