import { FC } from 'react';
/**
 * Push opt-in control for the notification centre.
 *
 * Lives here rather than in a settings page because this is the one surface
 * every shell already renders, and because it is where a user is thinking about
 * notifications — which is the whole requirement for the permission prompt.
 * The prompt is one-shot on iOS and sticky everywhere, so it must be raised
 * from a deliberate gesture in context, never at boot.
 *
 * It talks to the registry (`shared/native/push-optin`) rather than importing
 * the implementation: `chrome` is statically imported by most microfrontends,
 * and `shell-native` resolves `@capacitor/*`, which must never end up in their
 * bundles. When nothing has registered a controller — an MFE in isolation, a
 * Storybook story, a browser without push — this renders NOTHING at all rather
 * than a dead switch.
 */
export declare const PushOptInToggle: FC;
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