/**
 * Built-in js/ts profile (phase 167, T1) — the re-expression of the
 * original hardcoded scanner (pre-167 `test-spans.ts`) as one
 * `LanguageProfile` using the `call-expression` strategy. Byte-for-byte the
 * same opener/assertion patterns and comment/string table as before, so
 * `findTestSpans` (the thin wrapper in `../test-spans.ts`) produces
 * identical spans for identical input (AC-1 parity).
 *
 * `isSkippedOpener` (phase 169, ported onto this architecture at merge
 * time): `OPENER`'s modifier group is captured (not just matched) so a
 * `.skip`/`.todo`/`.failing` opener can be told apart from `.only`/
 * `.concurrent`, which execute normally and stay asserting-eligible. This
 * is what makes `test.skip('...', () => { expect(...) })` — an assertion
 * that never actually runs — correctly NOT count as qualifying coverage
 * (the "skip dodge").
 */
import type { LanguageProfile } from './types.js';
export declare const jsTsProfile: LanguageProfile;
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