/**
 * Zellij Workspace backend. Workspaces live as named tabs inside one
 * dedicated `groundcrew` zellij session; the tab name is the ticket id and
 * the first tab (`main`) is a placeholder that keeps the session alive. This
 * is a Linux/WSL alternative to tmux: zellij is a stateful multiplexer, so it
 * restores screen + terminal modes (mouse reporting, alt-screen) on every
 * attach, and enables the mouse by default. Zellij can't paint status pills,
 * so `open` silently drops `spec.status`.
 *
 * Zellij quirks shape this adapter:
 *   1. Tab actions that target the *active* tab (`close-tab`, `go-to-tab-name`)
 *      silently no-op on a detached session with no attached client. Only
 *      `close-tab-by-id` works headlessly — so `open` captures the stable id
 *      that `new-tab` prints and persists a ticket -> id map for `close`.
 *   2. `new-tab --layout` resolves a *file path* (not an inline string) and a
 *      per-tab layout does not inherit the session's tab-bar/status-bar, so we
 *      stage an absolute-path KDL file that includes the bar plugins itself.
 *   3. There is no headless way to read a tab's command-exit state, so the
 *      agent command touches a marker file on exit that `list()` checks.
 *   4. Zellij resurrects serialized sessions on attach; `open` drops a stale
 *      resurrectable groundcrew session before creating a fresh one so dead
 *      agent tabs don't reappear.
 */
import { type Adapter } from "./workspaceAdapter.ts";
export declare const zellijAdapter: Adapter;
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