/**
 * Helpers for enforcing an operation's declared producible fault set.
 *
 * @module server/operation-catalog/raise-fault
 */
import type { FaultCode } from '../../core/fault-code.ts';
import type { OperationFault } from '../operation-fault.ts';
import type { ErasedOperation } from './types.ts';
/**
 * Fault codes that every operation can raise through the shared pipeline
 * without listing them in `producibleFaults`.
 */
export declare const UNIVERSAL_FAULT_DEFAULTS: ReadonlySet<FaultCode>;
/**
 * Throw an `OperationFault` after checking it against an operation's declared
 * `producibleFaults`.
 *
 * Development and test environments fail hard for undeclared faults. Production
 * preserves the original fault semantics and logs the declaration violation so
 * clients still receive actionable error codes.
 *
 * Universal defaults (always allowed, never need declaration):
 * Unauthorized | Forbidden | InvalidParams | EngineFailure
 *
 * In test/development (NODE_ENV !== 'production' OR WEFT_STRICT_FAULTS=1),
 * raising an undeclared fault throws a hard error so the developer must
 * declare or remove the fault. In production the original fault is preserved
 * and forwarded; the violation is logged to console.error.
 */
export declare function raiseFault(operation: ErasedOperation | {
    readonly name: string;
    readonly producibleFaults?: readonly FaultCode[];
}, fault: OperationFault): never;