/**
 * `MockCloudExecutor` — an in-memory fake of the *agnostic* `CloudExecutor`
 * (../cloud-executor.ts) for tests: the `docker` build/push client and the
 * Neo4j bolt probe, the two clients core still owns. No live docker, ever, in
 * a test run — every method records its call and returns a canned result.
 *
 * The AWS clients' mock moved to the aws lexicon alongside their
 * implementations (`@intentius/chant-lexicon-aws/components`).
 */
import type { CloudExecutor } from "../cloud-executor.js";
export interface RecordedCall {
    client: string;
    method: string;
    args: unknown;
}
export interface FakeClusterConfig {
    /** Number of bolt endpoints (out of however many `cluster` lists) that report healthy. Default: all of them. */
    healthyCount?: number;
}
export interface MockCloudExecutorOptions {
    /** Neo4j cluster health, keyed by the comma-joined endpoint string `wait-cluster-healthy` probes. */
    clusters?: Record<string, FakeClusterConfig>;
    /** Force every docker call to fail (simulates a build/push failure). */
    failDocker?: boolean;
}
/** An injected agnostic `CloudExecutor` plus the call log and cluster-health controls tests use. */
export interface MockCloudExecutor {
    executor: CloudExecutor;
    calls: RecordedCall[];
    /** Change how many cluster members report healthy after construction (simulates a follower catching up). */
    setClusterHealth(cluster: string, healthyCount: number): void;
}
/** Build a fresh mock agnostic `CloudExecutor`. Every method is deterministic and synchronous-fast — no real polling delay. */
export declare function createMockCloudExecutor(options?: MockCloudExecutorOptions): MockCloudExecutor;
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