import { type EventRow } from './EventRow.js';
import type { Refusal, Seed } from './CorrelationEngine.js';
import type { JoinKeyType } from './JoinKeys.js';
import type { CoverageAssessment } from './CaptureIndex.js';
export interface TimelineOutput {
    window: string;
    seeds: ReadonlyArray<Seed>;
    rows: ReadonlyArray<EventRow>;
    refusals: ReadonlyArray<Refusal>;
    expandedThrough: ReadonlyArray<{
        type: JoinKeyType;
        value: string;
    }>;
    coverage: CoverageAssessment;
}
export declare function renderCsv(output: TimelineOutput): string;
/**
 * The machine-readable form, carrying the reasoning as well as the result.
 *
 * The rows alone are an assertion. Shipping the seeds, the keys actually expanded through and
 * every refusal alongside them makes the assertion checkable: a reviewer can see which hops the
 * conclusion rests on without re-running anything.
 */
export declare function renderJson(output: TimelineOutput): string;
/**
 * The narrative form.
 *
 * Ordered so a reader meets the caveats before the findings. Coverage leads, because every count
 * below it means something different depending on what was captured, and a reader who has
 * already absorbed "89 rows" will not revise that impression when the caveat arrives later.
 */
export declare function renderSummary(output: TimelineOutput): string;
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