/**
 * Give each destination on a page its own scroll position.
 *
 * Tab panels and hub views share one scrollport (`[data-page-scroll]`), and
 * nothing about swapping the panel tells the scrollport to move, so the position
 * you were at simply stays. Whether that reads as a bug depends on the panel you
 * land on: one tall enough to hold the old offset opens halfway down content you
 * have never seen, and one too short gets clamped, so the same click either
 * strands you mid-panel or throws you back past the page header to the top.
 *
 * Neither is what was asked for. A destination you have visited opens where you
 * left it. One you have not opens at its start, which is the top of its own body
 * rather than the top of the page: the row of tabs is sticky, so it should not
 * move under a click that lands on it, and the title and KPIs above it belong to
 * every destination equally. In practice the chrome stays where it is and the new
 * panel begins under it.
 *
 * Recording is synchronous in the scroll handler rather than coalesced into a
 * frame: the click that changes tabs can land in the same frame as the last
 * scroll event, and a coalesced write would file that final position under the
 * wrong destination.
 *
 * @param key Identifies the destination, e.g. the selected tab's value or the
 *   active view's id. `undefined` records nothing, for a set with no selection.
 * @param options.enabled Pass `false` for a tab row that does not own the page
 *   scroll (a row inside a card), where moving the page is the wrong answer.
 * @param options.node A node inside the surface. Supplies the scrollport (its
 *   nearest, falling back to the page's) and scopes the panel lookup.
 * @param options.panelSelector Finds the panel body inside `node`, whose top is
 *   where an unvisited destination starts. Without it, an unvisited destination
 *   leaves the scroll alone.
 */
declare function useRememberedPageScroll(key: string | undefined, { enabled, node, panelSelector, }?: {
    enabled?: boolean;
    node?: HTMLElement | null;
    panelSelector?: string;
}): void;

export { useRememberedPageScroll };