/**
 * THE consent spelling for a Route53 record set, shared by every release
 * ceremony (the deploy takeover ticket — standalone CLI AND the cascade's
 * engine gate — and the sync-remediation residue ticket): `<name>/<TYPE>`
 * for simple records — byte-identical to the pre-variant convention, so
 * existing docs and scripts keep working — and
 * `<name>/<TYPE>@<setIdentifier>` for routing-policy variants. The name is
 * normalised (lowercased, trailing dot stripped, Route53 octal escapes
 * decoded) and the type uppercased, exactly the shape the rendered ticket
 * shows, so the operator copies it verbatim between surfaces.
 *
 * Homed in deploy-core (P6): the cascade's engine takeover gate mints these
 * names, so the grammar lives beside the gate; the CLI re-exports it —
 * declared ONCE, never per-surface.
 *
 * The ceremony itself (`evaluateDestructionConsents`, `computeTicketDigest`,
 * the Ink consent screen) treats the spelling as an opaque exact-match
 * string — only the minting and release arms speak this grammar.
 */
/** Parsed identity of a consent spelling — the release arms' key material. */
export interface RecordConsentIdentity {
    /** Normalised record name (lowercase, no trailing dot). */
    readonly name: string;
    /** Uppercase record type. */
    readonly type: string;
    /** Routing-policy variant; absent for simple records. */
    readonly setIdentifier?: string;
}
export declare function recordPhysicalName(name: string, type: string, setIdentifier?: string): string;
/**
 * Inverse of {@link recordPhysicalName}. The grammar is anchored on the
 * `/<TYPE>` boundary, NOT on the first `@` in the string: record names may
 * contain `@` (the zone-apex spelling exists) and a SetIdentifier is free
 * text that may itself contain `/` and `@`. Minted names are lowercased, so
 * no uppercase type token can occur inside the name — the FIRST `/` followed
 * by an uppercase type token that terminates at `@` or end-of-string is
 * therefore the unambiguous split, and everything after that `@` (the first
 * one following the type) is the identifier, verbatim. Returns `undefined`
 * for strings that were never minted by `recordPhysicalName`.
 */
export declare function parseRecordPhysicalName(physicalName: string): RecordConsentIdentity | undefined;