/**
 * @copyright Sister Software
 * @license AGPL-3.0
 * @author Teffen Ellis, et al.
 *
 * `es-gipuzkoa`: the INSPIRE Addresses theme the Diputación Foral de Gipuzkoa publishes, read from
 * the one zipped GML that carries the whole province.
 *
 * The ATOM service at `https://b5m.gipuzkoa.eus/inspire/download/addresses.xml` is 4,469 bytes and
 * holds a single entry for the province rather than one per municipality. That entry links its
 * dataset through `rel="alternate"` and not `rel="enclosure"`, so a fetcher that looks only for an
 * enclosure finds no dataset here. The adapter is handed the archive and the feed is acquisition's
 * concern. The archive `ES.GFA.AD.zip` is 7,959,103 bytes and its one member `ES.GFA.AD.gml` is
 * 313,162,472 bytes, a ratio of 39, so the member is read as a chunk sequence and never buffered.
 *
 * The member is self-contained and its order decides the reader. Counted over all 313,162,472 bytes:
 * 68,744 `ad:Address`, 4,250 `ad:ThoroughfareName`, 178 `ad:PostalDescriptor` and 88
 * `ad:AdminUnitName`, which is every one of the 73,260 `gml:featureMember` elements. The 4,516
 * reference features are written last, beginning at byte 306,440,816. Holding an address until the
 * document ends would therefore hold all 68,744, so the adapter reads the member twice through
 * {@linkcode streamIndexedInspireRows} and indexes 4,516 features instead.
 *
 * A reference is a WFS stored-query URL whose `ID` parameter equals the target's `gml:id`, written
 * against the internal host `http://b5mdev/` and with the id repeated as the URL's fragment:
 * `…?…&ID=ES.GFA.TN.056.1110#ES.GFA.TN.056.1110`. `componentJoinKey` reads the parameter and the
 * fragment belongs to the URL rather than to the id, so the key is `ES.GFA.TN.056.1110`. The
 * unreachable host is not this reader's problem, because every reference resolves inside the member.
 *
 * A postal-descriptor reference whose final segment is empty, `…&ID=ES.GFA.PD.059. #…`, states that
 * the publisher holds no postcode, and `referenceStatesNoValue` separates it from a broken join.
 * The Cadastre writes the same form, which is why the predicate has one home.
 *
 * The locator vocabulary is one type. 68,743 of 68,744 addresses write exactly one designator, typed
 * `LocatorDesignatorTypeValue/addressIdentifierGeneral`; one address writes none. The municipality is
 * the only `ad:AdminUnitName` level published, `4thOrder`, and the province publishes 88 of them for
 * its 88 municipalities.
 *
 * The publisher writes its street names in Basque, with the street type as a trailing word rather
 * than a leading abbreviation: `Samikolla ibilbidea`. The name is taken as written.
 *
 * `ad:LocatorName` is populated on 46,365 of 68,744 addresses and holds a building name as a Basque
 * and Spanish pair, `Gasolinera` with `Gasolindegia` and `Agirre, baserria` with `Agirre, caserío`.
 * The adapter writes none of them. The address-source register's personal-data review reads `absent`
 * on the ground that these name the building rather than its occupant, and it records that a Basque
 * *baserri* name is commonly also a surname. Keeping them out of the corpus keeps that reading from
 * resting on the stronger claim that the name is safe to publish as address text.
 *
 * No publisher-side rendering of a whole address was found for this source. `ad:alternativeIdentifier`
 * is populated on all 68,744 addresses and holds a serial number such as `36798` rather than an
 * address. What the file does state twice is the join: the address `gml:id`
 * `ES.GFA.AD.056_1110_003` concatenates the municipality code `056`, the thoroughfare code `1110`
 * and the number `003`, and the references it carries are `AU_ADMINISTRATIVEUNIT_34162020056`,
 * `ES.GFA.TN.056.1110` and `ES.GFA.PD.056.20830`. The adapter's test checks the composed street and
 * number against that identifier, which is a check that the right features were joined rather than a
 * check of the address the publisher would print.
 */
import { type CorpusAdapter } from "#types";
/**
 * Registry id for this adapter.
 *
 * Stamped into every row it emits, so a corpus record can be traced back to the dataset it came from.
 */
export declare const ES_GIPUZKOA_ADAPTER_ID = "es-gipuzkoa";
/**
 * The jurisdiction this adapter emits.
 *
 * Coverage is the province of Gipuzkoa, which the feed states as the dataset's whole extent.
 */
export declare const ES_GIPUZKOA_COUNTRIES: readonly string[];
/**
 * The license the address-source register elected for this publisher.
 *
 * Gipuzkoa states four things, and the register elects the one addressing this dataset:
 * the `otherConstraints` of its ISO 19139 dataset record, `CC BY-SA 4.0`.
 * Its feed states attribution alone and its website states CC BY 4.0, and the register
 * records why the stricter reading is the one to err towards: the share-alike filter reads
 * this label, so recording CC BY 4.0 would hide an obligation the publisher may hold.
 *
 * The value is the SPDX identifier the register elected rather than the license's title,
 * because `licenseVerdict` resolves an identifier and reads a title as unrecognized.
 * Under `LicensePolicy.ShareAlikeFree` the title returns `{refusal: null, mentionsShareAlike: false}`
 * and `CC-BY-SA-4.0` returns `{refusal: "share-alike-carried"}`, so the title admits
 * these rows to a corpus assembled to hold no share-alike source.
 */
export declare const ES_GIPUZKOA_LICENSE = "CC-BY-SA-4.0";
export declare function createESGipuzkoaAdapter(): CorpusAdapter;
/**
 * The configured adapter instance registered with the corpus builder.
 */
export declare const esGipuzkoaAdapter: CorpusAdapter;
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