import type { EventSchema, RepairEdit, RunnerOptions } from "./types";
/**
 * Reads the segment IDs in `input` as the message `schema` accepts with the
 * fewest edits: segments missing from `input`, and segments `input` has that
 * the schema does not allow there.
 *
 * Returns the edits in input order; none when `input` fits `schema`, as
 * `runner()` matches it. Of repairs with as many edits, it returns one with
 * the fewest unexpected segments; of those, the first in `runner()`'s
 * priority order, where at each segment the schema's reading comes first,
 * then passing over a Z-segment, then the segment as unexpected in place of
 * the schema's segment there, as missing, then a missing segment, then an
 * unexpected one.
 *
 * A Z-segment the schema does not name costs no edit unless
 * `options.allowZSegments` is `false`.
 *
 * Compiles `schema` on its first use by `runner()` or `repair()` and reuses
 * the program. `schema` MUST NOT change after its first use. Runs in time and
 * space proportional to the input length times the schema size.
 *
 * @throws {Error} As `runner()`, for an invalid `schema`.
 */
export declare function repair(schema: EventSchema, input: readonly string[], options?: RunnerOptions): RepairEdit[];
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