import { type SkipMatch } from '@czap/gauntlet';
import type { PlumbGateSummary } from '../registry.js';
/**
 * The skip detector the scan folds — a `(source) => SkipMatch[]`. INJECTED by the caller so the
 * SOUND AST detector (`@czap/audit`'s `detectSkipsAST`, line-agnostic + the structural
 * conditionality) can be used WITHOUT `@czap/command` gaining a `typescript`/`@czap/audit` edge
 * (the boundary LAW: the lean token `detectSkips` is the FALLBACK; the CLI host — which deps
 * `@czap/audit` — injects the AST detector). Defaults to the dependency-free token `detectSkips`.
 */
export type PlumbSkipDetector = (source: string) => readonly SkipMatch[];
/**
 * Run the plumb-completeness gate over `root` (the host's `cwd`). Pure scan:
 * `ok` ⟺ a generated corpus is present, no `*.skip` placeholders in
 * `tests/generated/`, AND every published package classified in `PACKAGE_PLUMB`.
 *
 * The optional `skipDetector` (a `(source) => SkipMatch[]`) is the INJECTED SOUND AST detector
 * (`@czap/audit`'s `detectSkipsAST`); the CLI host passes it so a generated multi-line / ASI /
 * inner-describe skip the token scanner would miss is caught here too — `(skipDetector ??
 * detectSkips)`. Omitted (a lean caller) ⇒ the dependency-free token `detectSkips` fallback runs.
 */
export declare function runPlumbScan(root: string, skipDetector?: PlumbSkipDetector): PlumbGateSummary;
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