/**
 * Cross-edition versification mapping.
 *
 * Editions number chapters/verses differently. This module maps a reference
 * between versification SCHEMES so that parallel lookups line up.
 *
 * Coverage today:
 *   - MT <-> LXX Psalms: FULLY mapped + empirically verified (see ./psalms).
 *   - MT <-> English (KJV): full per-book offsets (Psalm titles, Joel, Malachi,
 *     Samuel/Kings/Chronicles, Torah, the Twelve…; see ./english).
 *   - Other books MT<->LXX: identity, and only partial — some books have real
 *     MT/LXX offsets not yet encoded (e.g. LXX Gen 31:55 = MT 32:1), so non-Psalms
 *     MT<->LXX is unverified (see isMappingReliable()).
 *   - LXX <-> English composes through the Masoretic pivot.
 *
 * Structurally-divergent MT<->LXX books (Jeremiah's whole-book reorder, Exodus
 * 35–40, 1 Kings/3 Kingdoms, Joshua, Proverbs, Daniel/Esther additions) are
 * listed in MT_LXX_DIVERGENT_BOOKS: their MT<->LXX mapping returns null (rather
 * than a known-wrong identity), and isMappingReliable() reports them as
 * unreliable. Completing them needs edition-specific verse-mapping data.
 */
import { psalmMtToLxx, psalmLxxToMt, type Ref } from './psalms.js';
import { mtToEnglish, englishToMt } from './english.js';
import type { Scheme } from './schemes.js';
export type { Scheme };
/**
 * Which versification scheme each registered edition follows.
 *
 * NOTE: a scheme captures chapter/verse NUMBERING only, not which verses an
 * edition actually contains. Several editions share the 'English' (KJV/Protestant)
 * numbering yet have DIFFERENT verse inventories — e.g. the Textus-Receptus
 * editions (crosswire-KJV, byztxt-TR, stepbible-tagnt-tr) carry the disputed
 * verses (Acts 8:37, 1 John 5:7, Mark 16:9-20…), while the critical-text
 * berean-BSB omits ~16 of them. So a verse valid in KJV can be ABSENT in BSB even
 * though both are 'English'. Use `editionHasVerse()` for inventory, and
 * `mapVerseToEdition()` for numbering + inventory together.
 */
export declare const EDITION_SCHEME: Record<string, Scheme>;
export declare function schemeFor(edition: string): Scheme | undefined;
/**
 * Books whose MT vs LXX structure diverges beyond a simple per-verse offset —
 * whole-book / large-block reorderings and Greek additions. Verified for
 * Jeremiah (Swete numbers it in the reordered LXX order: Swete Jer 26 = the Elam
 * oracle = MT 49:34). We do NOT have a verified verse-level map for these yet, so
 * rather than return a KNOWN-WRONG identity alignment, MT<->LXX mapping returns
 * null for them (getParallelVerses simply omits the unreliable edition). Callers
 * can test this up front with isMappingReliable(). Completing these needs
 * dedicated, edition-specific verse-mapping data.
 */
export declare const MT_LXX_DIVERGENT_BOOKS: Set<string>;
/**
 * Is the verse mapping between two schemes reliable for this book?
 *
 * Routes to the resolved versification source; with only the built-in
 * registered this is byte-identical to the historical behavior.
 */
export declare function isMappingReliable(book: string, from: Scheme, to: Scheme): boolean;
/**
 * Map a reference from one versification scheme to another. Routes to the
 * resolved versification source (pivoting through the Masoretic numbering in the
 * built-in, so LXX<->English composes). Returns null when the source ref has no
 * equivalent in the target scheme (e.g. LXX Psalm 151, or a Hebrew verse with no
 * distinct KJV verse), or when no registered source covers the pair.
 */
export declare function mapVerse(book: string, chapter: number, verse: number, from: Scheme, to: Scheme): Ref | null;
export { psalmMtToLxx, psalmLxxToMt, mtToEnglish, englishToMt };
export type { Ref };
export { registerVersification, unregisterVersification, getVersificationSources, resolveVersificationSource, type VersificationSource, } from './registry.js';
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