/**
 * Sidebar / section icons for the docs components. `DocMeta.icon` is a free-form name the backend
 * passes through untouched (it "never renders an icon itself"); this is the frontend map that turns
 * that name into an inline SVG. Unknown names (and pages with no `icon`) fall back to a neutral
 * document glyph, so the nav always renders something sensible.
 *
 * All glyphs are 24x24 stroked paths drawn with `currentColor`, so they inherit the nav item's
 * colour (muted by default, the accent when active). Consumers who want their own set can pass a
 * `renderIcon` prop to `DocsSidebar`/`DocsIndex` instead of relying on this map.
 *
 * Kept free of any `next`/`server-only`/`"use client"` import so both the server components
 * (`DocsIndex`) and the client one (`DocsSidebar`) can render it.
 */
import type { ReactElement } from "react";
/**
 * Renders the built-in icon for a front-matter `icon` name as an inline SVG, falling back to a
 * neutral document glyph for an unknown or missing name.
 *
 * @param props.name - the front-matter `icon` value (or `undefined`).
 * @param props.size - the pixel width/height. Defaults to `16`.
 * @param props.className - optional class applied to the `<svg>`.
 * @returns the icon element.
 */
export declare function DocsIcon({ name, size, className }: {
    name?: string | undefined;
    size?: number;
    className?: string;
}): ReactElement;