/**
 * @copyright Sister Software
 * @license AGPL-3.0
 * @author Teffen Ellis, et al.
 *
 *   Fetch Korea's local-government permit registry (지방행정인허가데이터): one CSV per permit category,
 *   every business a local authority has licensed, about 195 categories. Each row carries BOTH address
 *   forms of the same premises — `소재지전체주소` (the lot-number form, 지번) and `도로명전체주소` (the
 *   road-name form) — plus both postcodes and a planar coordinate (`좌표정보(x/y)`, EPSG:5174). That
 *   pairing is the cheapest dual-format signal Korean addresses offer, and the coordinate is the
 *   board's coordinate half, which is why this is the NOISY source for Korean and not a side dish.
 *
 *   The public-data portal labels the category files "이용허락범위 제한 없음" and links them to
 *   `file.localdata.go.kr`, which serves them behind a session: the category page sets the XSRF cookie,
 *   `/file/validate/download-count` is the portal's own rate check (429 when it wants a pause), and
 *   `/file/download/<slug>/info` streams the CSV. The files are CP949 as delivered; the adapter
 *   decodes. The restaurant category alone is about 700 MB.
 *
 *   Invoke via `mailwoman corpus fetch localdata-kr --out-root <path>`, optionally with
 *   `--categories general_restaurants,rest_cafes`.
 */
import type { BaseFetchOptions, FetchSummary } from "#tools/fetch/download/index";
export interface FetchLocaldataKROptions extends BaseFetchOptions {
    /**
     * Category slugs to fetch (the path segment of `/file/<slug>/info`). Defaults to every category the portal lists.
     */
    categories?: string[];
}
export declare function fetchLocaldataKR(options: FetchLocaldataKROptions, report?: (line: string) => void): Promise<FetchSummary>;
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