/**
 * Browser Web Worker entry for browser-target player WASM (player compute
 * P3/P5). This is the ONLY platform code that shares an execution context
 * with an untrusted player module. It is intentionally thin: the auditable
 * runtime + ABI marshalling live in [glue-runtime.ts] and the synchronous
 * host-call transport in [glue-sab.ts]; this file only wires them to the
 * worker message loop.
 *
 *  - it instantiates the gas-injected player artifact with an import table
 *    that exposes ONLY `ck.*` + inert wasi stubs (nothing else importable),
 *  - it never has the DOM, `window`, auth tokens, `fetch`, or third-party
 *    `importScripts`,
 *  - `ck.host_call` blocks the worker on a SharedArrayBuffer while the
 *    page-side broker services the (async) server-authorized call and writes
 *    the reply back, so the guest sees a synchronous gateway,
 *  - it announces each dispatch before entering WASM; the page-side broker
 *    owns the hard watchdog and can terminate this worker if WASM never
 *    returns. The local elapsed-time helper only classifies completed calls.
 *
 * Re-exports the pure helpers + the runtime so tests and bundlers can use
 * them without touching worker globals.
 */
import { GlueRuntime, GLUE_HOST_FUNCTIONS, parseFuelBudget, runWithWatchdog, type GlueInitMessage, type GlueDispatchResult } from './glue-runtime.js';
export { GlueRuntime, GLUE_HOST_FUNCTIONS, parseFuelBudget, runWithWatchdog, type GlueInitMessage, type GlueDispatchResult, };
/**
 * Wire the glue runtime to a worker-like message port. Exported (not just
 * run at import) so the Node integration test can drive the identical wiring
 * over a `worker_threads` port.
 */
export declare function startGlueWorker(port: {
    addEventListener?: (t: string, l: (e: MessageEvent) => void) => void;
    on?: (t: string, l: (data: unknown) => void) => void;
    postMessage: (message: unknown) => void;
}): void;
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