/**
 * Forces a layout reflow on consent form paragraphs to fix iOS font rendering issues.
 *
 * **Problem**: All browsers on iOS devices (Safari, Chrome, Firefox, etc.) fail to properly
 * apply font styling to paragraph elements within the combined consent form. This appears
 * to be an iOS WebKit rendering bug where font styles are not correctly calculated or
 * applied during the initial layout pass.
 *
 * **Solution**: This function uses a "reflow hack" - temporarily hiding elements and
 * accessing their offsetHeight property forces the browser to recalculate the layout,
 * which triggers proper font rendering.
 *
 * **Behavior**:
 * - If the consent container (`#combined-consent`) is already present in the DOM,
 *   observes it for content changes and triggers reflow when paragraphs are added
 * - If the container is not yet present, observes the document body until the
 *   container appears, then triggers reflow on its paragraphs
 * - Automatically disconnects observers after the reflow is performed to prevent
 *   memory leaks
 *
 * **Target Elements**:
 * Specifically targets `<p>` elements within `.IncodeCombinedConsentLabelWrapper`
 * containers inside the `#combined-consent` element.
 *
 * **Platform**:
 * Primarily intended for iOS devices where this font rendering bug occurs.
 * Safe to run on all platforms - no-op if the target elements don't exist.
 *
 * **Timing**:
 * Should be called after the DOM is ready but before or during consent form
 * initialization. Uses MutationObserver to handle dynamic content loading.
 *
 */
export declare const reflowCombinedConsentLayout: () => void;
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