import type { DisplayObject, ImportDiagnostic, Node2D, RiveArtboardGraph } from '@flighthq/types/contract';
/**
 * Applies the artboard's draw rules, which override hierarchy order for the nodes they govern.
 *
 * A `DrawRules` is parented to the node it governs and names a `DrawTarget`, which in turn names the
 * drawable to sit beside and whether to land before or after it. That is exactly the shape of
 * `setNodeOrderListEntryBelow` / `Above`, so a rule needs no interpretation beyond resolving its two
 * ids.
 *
 * Ordering is a permutation **within one parent**, so a rule whose governed node and target drawable
 * are not siblings cannot be honored without reparenting — which would move the node out of the group
 * whose alpha, blend, and clip it composites under. Those are reported as fidelity loss rather than
 * approximated, and they are the minority: across the 41-file reference corpus, of 61 rules 33 are
 * honored, 13 cross a parent boundary, and 15 name an end that is not a display node. Sibling-ness is
 * a fact about the *display* tree, not the component tree — the two disagree, because a component
 * whose parent is not itself a display node reparents up to the nearest one.
 */
export declare function applyRiveDrawOrder(nodes: readonly (Node2D | null)[], artboard: Readonly<RiveArtboardGraph>, root: DisplayObject, diagnostics?: ImportDiagnostic[]): void;
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