/**
 * Packaging a native chart's missing half, for DOCX.
 *
 * The repairs themselves — the cell references that fill an empty `<c:f/>`, the
 * series colours, the axis titles, the legend position and `c:externalData` —
 * are format-neutral and live in `chart-parts` in
 * `@json-to-office/shared/rendering`, which explains why a chart emitted by
 * `@office-open` needs repairing at all. A `c:chartSpace` is DrawingML: the
 * pptx sibling of this file makes exactly the same edits.
 *
 * What is here is only what a Word package spells its own way — `word/charts`,
 * `word/embeddings`, the chart's rels part, the content-type override — plus
 * adm-zip, which is this core's archive library.
 */
import type AdmZip from 'adm-zip';
import type { DocxIrChartRun } from '../../ir/types';
/**
 * Give every chart in the package its workbook, colours and axis titles.
 *
 * Parts are matched to IR nodes by content rather than by position: the emitter
 * fills its array while *building* the backend's document object and the
 * backend numbers its parts while *stringifying* that object, and the two walks
 * disagree the moment a chart sits in a header or footer. Pairing by position
 * handed charts another chart's workbook, so a recipient choosing "Edit Data"
 * saw a different chart's numbers.
 */
export declare function spliceChartParts(zip: AdmZip, charts: readonly DocxIrChartRun[]): void;
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