/**
 * Asks the machine what a blind strike would actually hit.
 *
 * The command text names a way to find a target, and the way resolves only on
 * the server. Everything the answer needs — the expansion itself, the
 * container listing, the `/proc` records — is asked in one request, the way
 * removal targets are resolved before a deletion.
 *
 * Nothing here decides whether to refuse: this layer only turns a way of
 * finding into a list of what was found, and says plainly when it could not.
 */
import type { SSHExecutor } from './ssh-executor.js';
import type { SSHConfig } from '../utils/ssh-config.js';
import type { BlindStrike } from '../utils/blind-target.js';
import { type StrikePreview } from '../utils/strike-preview-parse.js';
/**
 * Name what each strike would hit.
 *
 * A strike whose target has nothing to expand never reaches the server: its
 * outcome is settled by the text. Everything else goes in one request, and a
 * request that fails or comes back clipped is the third outcome — not an
 * empty list of targets, which would read as "there is nothing there".
 */
export declare function previewStrikes(executor: SSHExecutor, config: SSHConfig, strikes: BlindStrike[], options?: {
    sudo?: boolean;
}): Promise<StrikePreview[]>;