/**
 * Remote SDK config (Auto Identity Bridge).
 *
 * The `/container-scripts` response carries a `config` object — the workspace
 * `sdk_config` with server-computed defaults already applied (e.g. auto-identify
 * OFF for sensitive/health verticals). This module folds that remote config
 * UNDER the caller's explicit init() options, so the dashboard controls behavior
 * with zero snippet edits while explicit code always wins.
 *
 * Precedence per key:  explicit init() value  >  remote config  >  built-in default
 */
import type { DatalyrConfig } from './types';
/** Subset of DatalyrConfig the worker may deliver via the config envelope. */
export interface SdkRemoteConfig {
    autoIdentify?: boolean;
    autoIdentifyForms?: boolean;
    autoIdentifyAPI?: boolean;
    autoIdentifyShopify?: boolean;
    shopifyCartAttributes?: boolean;
    stripeCheckoutSessions?: boolean;
    inAppHandoff?: boolean;
    checkoutChampDomains?: string[];
    respectGlobalPrivacyControl?: boolean;
    respectDoNotTrack?: boolean;
    privacyMode?: 'standard' | 'strict';
}
/**
 * Fold `remote` into `config` IN PLACE. Precedence per key:
 *   explicit init() value  >  remote (dashboard)  >  built-in default
 *
 * `explicitKeys` = the keys the CALLER passed to init() (before built-in
 * defaults were merged in). For any remote key NOT in that set, remote
 * OVERRIDES the built-in default. This is essential because some keys
 * (respectDoNotTrack, respectGlobalPrivacyControl, privacyMode) get a built-in
 * default at init() and are therefore never `undefined` — a naive
 * "fill-if-undefined" would silently ignore the dashboard for them.
 *
 * No-op when there's no remote config (older worker / container disabled /
 * failed fetch) — built-in defaults then stand.
 */
export declare function applyRemoteConfig(config: DatalyrConfig, remote?: SdkRemoteConfig | null, explicitKeys?: ReadonlySet<string>): void;
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