import type { Rule } from 'eslint';
/**
 * The elements this package writes by hand. The set the count used (UIG-1,
 * docs/GATES.md §5 and §7): every element that carries behaviour or a role of
 * its own. A `div` or a `span` is layout and is nobody's business here.
 */
export declare const RAW_ELEMENTS: Set<string>;
/**
 * A raw element nested inside another element, in the package itself (UIG-5,
 * the inward tracer).
 *
 * The package is allowed to write raw elements — that is what a primitive is.
 * Two shapes are right, and both are facts about the code rather than a
 * judgement:
 *
 * - **the component's own outermost element.** `NavItem` is an `<a>`, `Link` is
 *   an `<a>`, a `MenuItem` outside a `Menu` is a `<button>`. A primitive owning
 *   its element is the whole point of it.
 * - **handed to a Base UI `render` prop.** `render={<button type="button" />}`
 *   tells a Base UI part which element to be; the behaviour stays Base UI's.
 *
 * Anything else is an element buried inside a bigger component, where its look
 * and its behaviour are kept in step by nobody — the package's own version of
 * the rule the apps get from UIG-3 and UIG-7.
 *
 * It keeps its reason on the line above if it stays: `// @estiva-escape: <why>`.
 */
export declare const rawElementOutsideAWrapper: Rule.RuleModule;
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