/**
 * Resolve each legacy table to the physical table the RUNTIME reads today.
 *
 * ## Why (T12346)
 *
 * The exodus table map (`table-name-map.ts`) names the CONSOLIDATED target —
 * `audit_log` → `tasks_audit_log`, `token_usage` → `tasks_token_usage`, … But
 * the runtime has not cut every table over. It binds the tasks domain through
 * `tasks-schema.ts`, which re-points only part of the legacy family at the
 * prefixed tables; `audit_log`, `architecture_decisions`, … are still read and
 * written BARE (`schema_meta`, `attachments` and `attachment_refs` moved to
 * their prefixed twins in T12535, `token_usage` in T13111). A reconcile that copies a legacy `audit_log`
 * row into `tasks_audit_log` preserves it where no command will ever show it —
 * which is not a reconcile.
 *
 * The answer is derived, never hand-written: for every drizzle table object in
 * the legacy bare schema module (`schema/index.ts`, whose physical names are the
 * legacy `tasks.db` names), the runtime target is the physical name of the
 * SAME export as the runtime binds it (`tasks-schema.ts`). When the runtime
 * moves another table to its prefixed twin, this follows automatically.
 *
 * Only the `tasks` source is re-derived; brain/conduit/global sources keep the
 * consolidated map, whose targets are already the tables their runtimes bind.
 *
 * @module
 * @task T12346
 */
import { type TableNameResolution } from './table-name-map.js';
/** Resolves one legacy table of one source to its copy target. */
export type TargetResolver = (sourceName: string, legacyTable: string) => TableNameResolution;
/**
 * Build a resolver that targets the tables the runtime reads today.
 *
 * @returns A {@link TargetResolver}: tasks-source tables go to the physical table
 *   the runtime binds for the same schema export; everything else (and any
 *   legacy table the runtime no longer binds) falls back to the consolidated map.
 * @task T12346
 */
export declare function buildRuntimeTargetResolver(): Promise<TargetResolver>;
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