/**
 * Excision of a carved resource's own `resource "<type>" "<name>"` block from
 * the surviving Terraform source (#998 — closes the "auto-excise" limitation).
 *
 * After `terraform state rm`, the block left behind would re-CREATE the
 * resource on the next apply — the one edit the bridge previously left to
 * hand-work. This removes the carve set's own blocks as part of the survivor
 * rewrite, so the one bridge `.patch` (#1589) carries the whole handoff edit.
 *
 * Pure text transform. The scanner tracks brace depth outside of strings,
 * comments, template interpolations, and heredocs — enough for real `.tf`
 * files without pulling in the wasm parser for what is a subtractive edit.
 */
export interface ExciseTarget {
    /** Terraform address, e.g. `aws_s3_bucket.assets`. */
    address: string;
    type: string;
    name: string;
}
export interface ExciseResult {
    content: string;
    /** Addresses whose block was found and removed, in file order. */
    excised: string[];
}
/**
 * Remove the targets' own `resource` blocks from one `.tf` file's text. A
 * comment line directly above a removed block stays (it may describe more
 * than the block); the blank line the removal leaves behind is collapsed.
 */
export declare function exciseResourceBlocks(content: string, targets: ExciseTarget[]): ExciseResult;
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