import type { AuditResult, Finding, ClassifyContext, Confidence, TokenMap, LyseConfig } from "../types.js";
/**
 * Build the ClassifyContext that confidence classification needs from audit
 * output. Single source of truth for the token fallback + component-set
 * derivation, used by the audit pipeline's confidence classification.
 */
export declare function buildClassifyContext(findings: Finding[], tokens: TokenMap | null | undefined, config: LyseConfig, repoRoot?: string, resolver?: ClassifyContext["resolver"]): ClassifyContext;
/**
 * Dispatcher that delegates classifyConfidence to the rule that owns the finding.
 * Returns "low" (safe default) for unknown rules or rules without classifyConfidence.
 *
 * Open-Closed Principle: each rule owns its confidence classification logic.
 * This function is a thin dispatch layer, not a policy layer.
 */
export declare function classifyConfidence(finding: Finding, ctx: ClassifyContext): Confidence;
/**
 * Populate `Finding.confidence` on every finding in an AuditResult. Downstream
 * CLI consumers (score gauge, ESLint-style tag, post-audit menu) all read
 * `finding.confidence`.
 *
 * PRECEDENCE — two independent signals, composed most-conservative-wins:
 *   1. The confidence the rule set at emit time (resolver-driven rules; see
 *      tokens/no-hardcoded-color). The resolver IS repo-wide context available
 *      at emit time, so those rules already know their drift class.
 *   2. The owning rule's `classifyConfidence` hook — the rule's own
 *      false-positive suppression (AST role, alpha channel, token-definition
 *      file), which repo-wide context alone cannot see.
 *
 * The hook may only DEMOTE the emission value, never promote it: a rule that
 * says "this is a functional-role color, grade it low" must still win over a
 * resolver that found an exact token match. When a finding carries NO emission
 * value, the hook's verdict is used verbatim — unchanged behaviour for every
 * rule that does not set one. When the owning rule has no hook at all, the
 * emission value stands: the dispatcher's "low" safe-default is the absence of
 * an opinion, not a demotion.
 *
 * Returns a NEW result with new finding objects (no in-place mutation) so
 * cached or reused references stay untouched.
 */
export declare function populateConfidence(result: AuditResult, ctx: ClassifyContext): AuditResult;