export type { FeatureItemProp, FeatureListProp, FeatureListProp as FeatureListProps, FeatureStateProp, } from "../../props/components/data-display.prop.js";
import type { FeatureListProp } from "../../props/components/data-display.prop.js";
/**
 * FeatureList — a list of STATEMENTS, each carrying a leading state glyph: what a plan includes,
 * what a tier supports, which requirements a submission met.
 *
 * ## Why it is not one of the three components it looks like
 *
 * - **`ListRow`** is a single-line ENTITY row — a session, a token, a passkey — with entity
 *   padding, a divider between every row and a trailing action slot. A feature line is none of
 *   those: it has no action, it is not a thing you can open, and reading a plan's contents
 *   through a stack of ruled rows makes six facts look like six records.
 * - **`Timeline`** has the glyph rail, but it is an ORDERED event list: a connector line runs
 *   dot-to-dot and the statuses are `done`/`current`/`pending`, which is time, not inclusion.
 * - **`Descriptions`** is a term/value grid. A feature line has no value column — the state IS
 *   the value, and it is drawn, not written.
 *
 * ## The alignment, which is the actual reason this exists
 *
 * The glyph column is one line box tall (`1lh`) and the glyph is centred in it, so it lands on
 * the FIRST line of a label that wraps to three. That is why the component can be handed a
 * one-word label and a paragraph and both come out aligned, at any font size and at any density,
 * with no number in the call site. The shape it replaces reached for `mt-0.5` — 2px, below
 * `--space-1`, off every scale, and wrong the moment the text beside it changes size.
 */
export declare function FeatureList({ items, className, ...props }: FeatureListProp): import("react").JSX.Element;