/**
 * Terminal safety for text the CLI did not author.
 *
 * Its own module because it is not a support-ticket concern: API-supplied text
 * reaches the terminal from several places (ticket subjects and comment bodies,
 * organization names, the API's own error messages), and the sanitizer has to sit
 * where all of them can reach it — including `output.ts`, which is the boundary every
 * rendered table cell passes through.
 */
/**
 * Strips control and escape sequences before printing API-supplied text.
 *
 * Much of that text is attacker-influenceable: anyone who can land a public ticket
 * comment (the requester, a CC'd party) controls it, a sub-organization's owner
 * chooses its name, and an API error message can reflect submitted content. The API
 * sanitizes HTML but not C0/ANSI, so raw output would let that text rewrite what the
 * CLI already printed — forging the "(Bitmovin)" agent attribution a reader relies
 * on, or repainting a confirmation warning.
 */
export declare function sanitizeForTerminal(text: string): string;
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