/**
 * Level derivation for `list` components.
 *
 * Shared by the renderer (which turns these into `w:abstractNum` levels) and by
 * the document-outline pre-pass (which needs each level's format and start to
 * predict the counter a cross-reference should cache). Keeping one definition
 * is the point: a level the renderer numbers `a., b., c.` and a pre-pass that
 * thinks it is decimal produce a field whose cached value Word overwrites on
 * refresh — the silent disagreement cross-references exist to avoid.
 */
import type { ListLevelConfig } from './numberingConfig';
/** The `list` props this module reads, structurally. */
export interface ListLevelSource {
    items?: readonly (string | {
        readonly level?: number;
    })[];
    levels?: readonly ListLevelConfig[];
    format?: string;
    bullet?: string;
    start?: number;
    indent?: number | {
        left?: number;
        hanging?: number;
    };
}
/**
 * Get the maximum level used in list items
 */
export declare function getMaxLevelFromItems(items: readonly (string | {
    readonly level?: number;
})[] | undefined): number;
/**
 * The levels a list's numbering definition ends up with: explicit `levels` when
 * given (with `props.start` folded in), otherwise the simplified shorthand —
 * either way padded out to the deepest level the items actually use.
 */
export declare function resolveListLevels(props: ListLevelSource): ListLevelConfig[];
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