/**
 * @jorvel/runtime — `use(promise)` for React 18.
 *
 * React 19 ships `use()`; on 18 this is the same ergonomic: read a promise
 * during render — suspend while pending, return the value when resolved, throw
 * to the nearest error boundary on rejection. Results are memoized on the
 * promise object itself (via a WeakMap) so re-renders don't re-suspend.
 *
 * Pair with a `<Suspense>` boundary (and, ideally, a stable promise — create it
 * in a loader / cache, not inline in render).
 */
/**
 * Read a promise during render. Throws the promise while pending (Suspense),
 * returns the resolved value, or throws the rejection (ErrorBoundary).
 */
export declare function use<T>(promise: Promise<T>): T;
/** Alias for teams that prefer an explicit hook-ish name. */
export declare const usePromise: typeof use;
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