//#region src/adapters/errors.d.ts
/**
 * The kind of failure an adapter ran into while bridging messages.
 *
 * - `parse`        — an inbound message could not be parsed/deserialized. The
 *                    transport is still alive; only this one message was lost.
 * - `fatal`        — an unrecoverable transport error (load / syntax / runtime
 *                    `error` event). The context is aborted and in-flight
 *                    invokes reject.
 * - `messageerror` — a message could not be deserialized by the transport
 *                    itself (structured-clone failure). The context is aborted.
 */
type AdapterErrorKind = 'parse' | 'fatal' | 'messageerror';
/**
 * Normalized payload emitted by every adapter when it encounters an error.
 *
 * `error` is always unwrapped to a real `Error` (with a stack where one is
 * available) so subscribers never have to dig a thrown value out of an
 * `ErrorEvent`. The `kind` discriminator tells callers whether the transport
 * is still usable (`parse`) or has been torn down (`fatal` / `messageerror`).
 *
 * For `messageerror`, `message` carries the original (undeserializable)
 * `MessageEvent`/message so the failed payload isn't silently dropped.
 */
interface AdapterErrorPayload {
  kind: AdapterErrorKind;
  error: Error;
  message?: unknown;
}
//#endregion
export { AdapterErrorPayload as n, AdapterErrorKind as t };
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