import type { Generator } from "../generator.js";
import { type RequirementView } from "../requirement-walk.js";
import { type RequirementTestArgs } from "../templates/requirement-test.js";
export type RequirementTestRenderer = (a: RequirementTestArgs) => string;
export interface RequirementTestsOpts {
    /** Generator name — surfaces in diagnostics and drift logs. */
    name?: string;
    /** WHICH requirements get stubs. This is the app's policy declaration. */
    filter?: (r: RequirementView) => boolean;
    /** Renderer per concern key: exact `type.subType`, `type.*`, or `*`. */
    renderers?: Record<string, RequirementTestRenderer>;
    /** Full control over renderer selection — beats `renderers` when it returns one. */
    resolveRenderer?: (concern: string) => RequirementTestRenderer | undefined;
    /** Where each stub lands. */
    path?: (view: RequirementView, concern: string) => string;
    /** Named output target (registry key). */
    target?: string;
    /** Name requirements no filter covered. Default true; never fails the build. */
    warnUncovered?: boolean;
    /**
     * FR-038 §8 — which emitted paths this generator is the sole producer of, so
     * the runner may remove a stub whose requirement was deleted. Given a path
     * relative to this generator's output directory, `/`-separated.
     *
     * Defaults to the namespace `defaultPath` writes into. Supply this whenever you
     * supply `path`: the two describe the same namespace from opposite directions
     * and only you can keep them in agreement.
     */
    owns?: (relPathInTarget: string) => boolean;
    /**
     * Delete a hand-edited orphan rather than refusing it. Default false.
     *
     * A refusal already names the file and tells you the two ways out; this makes
     * the destructive one automatic. It exists so the decision is yours, not
     * because it is a good default.
     */
    forceOrphanDelete?: boolean;
    /** Turn orphan reconciliation off entirely. Default true — a stub whose
     *  requirement is gone is drift, and leaving it is how a deleted claim keeps a
     *  green test. */
    reconcileOrphans?: boolean;
}
export declare function requirementTests(opts?: RequirementTestsOpts): Generator;
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