/**
 * @copyright Sister Software
 * @license AGPL-3.0
 * @author Teffen Ellis, et al.
 *
 *   `no-fragment` — the Norwegian house-number-licence change (Track B, 2026-07-16). The mirror of
 *   `fr-fragment`, which earned +50pp on the same defect shape in French.
 *
 *   WHY THIS EXISTS AND `no-street-led` DOES NOT SUFFICE. Board 3 (the NO digit board) measured that
 *   `synth-no-street-led`'s three forms — all carrying postcode+city — are ALREADY at 0.940-0.968 on
 *   a model with zero Norwegian rows. The headroom is in the forms that slice never emits:
 *
 *     bare-street-hn   "Hallingrudveien 32"     0.693   — no postcode competing, still fails 31%
 *     slash-hn         "Øvrabø 124/1"           0.650   — cadastral gnr/bnr, ONE component
 *
 *   THE MECHANISM the board exposed: `Hallingrudveien 32` -> locality + postcode, while
 *   `Hallingrudveien 32, 3370 Vikersund` parses perfectly. The street loses its street reading and
 *   the digit loses its anchor TOGETHER. That is Track A's bare-street LICENCE in Norwegian — the
 *   model will not read a street without its postcode/locality partner — not a digit-ownership prior.
 *   fr-fragment fixed exactly this in French by teaching the street WITHOUT its partners.
 *
 *   THE COUNTER-DISTRIBUTION IS THE POINT (fr-fragment's lesson, and board 2's bare-locality guard).
 *   Teaching bare `{street} {number}` alone lets the model satisfy every row by flipping its default
 *   from "bare toponym -> locality" to "bare toponym -> street", trading one broken prior for
 *   another. Two counter-classes hold the line:
 *     - bare LOCALITIES (no street) so "bare -> street" is not free.
 *     - bare POSTCODES so the model does not learn to stop emitting postcode to win the digit — the
 *       board 3 bare-pc negative class (1.000) must HOLD.
 *
 *   SLASH HAZARD, pinned deliberately: NO `124/1` is ONE house_number (cadastral gnr/bnr). AU
 *   `12/345` is TWO (unit + house_number). This slice teaches the Norwegian reading; a future AU
 *   intra-word-split slice (B5) must not generalize over it. The two are locale-restricted by design.
 *
 *   SPLIT: `--exclude-surfaces` REQUIRED (throws otherwise) — the digit board's reserved surface
 *   list. Diacritic-KEEPING normalizer, matching the board (see the norm docstring).
 */
import { type CorpusRecipe } from "#recipes/scaffold";
/**
 * Slice recipe registered with the corpus builder — see the file header for the parse behaviour it exists to exercise,
 * and `description` below for the surface form it generates.
 */
export declare const noFragmentRecipe: CorpusRecipe;
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