/**
 * Checks whether a concrete resource ARN (possibly with wildcards) matches
 * a resource-type ARN pattern from the Service Authorization Reference.
 *
 * A wildcard resource string (`"*"`) always matches.
 *
 * This is a compatibility check: it returns true when there is at least one
 * concrete ARN that could satisfy both the resource string and the resource
 * type pattern. Resource type variables may span resource-component separators
 * such as `:` and `/`.
 *
 * @param resourceString - A concrete resource ARN or wildcard (`"*"`)
 * @param resourcePattern - An ARN pattern from iam-data (e.g. `arn:${Partition}:s3:::${BucketName}/${ObjectName}`)
 * @returns Whether the resource string matches the pattern
 */
export declare function resourceStringMatchesResourceTypePattern(resourceString: string, resourcePattern: string): boolean;
/**
 * Reduce resource type patterns to the most specific patterns that match a resource string.
 *
 * This helper does not know about iam-data or service-specific resource type ordering. It uses
 * the provided pattern set as context and removes matching parent patterns when a matching child
 * pattern has all of the parent's literal structure plus additional literal structure. Wildcard
 * resource strings preserve all matches because the wildcard may refer to parent and child resources.
 *
 * @param resourceString - A concrete resource ARN or wildcard (`"*"`)
 * @param resourcePatterns - Candidate resource type ARN patterns
 * @returns Matching resource type patterns with less-specific parent patterns removed, in input order
 */
export declare function mostSpecificMatchingResourceTypePatterns(resourceString: string, resourcePatterns: string[]): string[];
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