/**
 * Whether a finding's problem text is written for both of its readers.
 *
 * The rubric asks the judge for a `problem` in two parts: a plain sentence a
 * person who has never seen the screen can follow, then the precise statement
 * an agent acts on, separated by a blank line. Nothing on the code side read
 * that rule, so a reply that skipped the plain half, or repeated the title,
 * was ingested as written and the document had two places quietly hiding
 * the degenerate case at render time. This is the one bar, used at ingest
 * (to count the lapse), by the refuter (to know when its own sentence is
 * needed), by `backlog check` (to flag the record) and by the renderers.
 */
export type ProseLapse = "empty" | "title-again" | "one-part" | "plain-too-short" | "label-in-plain";
/** The plain half and the precise half, split on the first blank line. */
export declare function splitProblem(problem: string): {
    plain: string;
    detail: string | null;
};
/** The lapses in a problem text, worst first; empty when it meets the bar. */
export declare function problemLapses(f: {
    title: string;
    problem: string;
    attribute?: string;
}): ProseLapse[];
/** The degenerate case a renderer drops: nothing, or the title over again. */
export declare function isTitleAgain(problem: string, title: string): boolean;
/** Written for both readers: no hard lapse. The soft ones are advice, not failure. */
export declare function isExplained(problem: string, title: string): boolean;
/**
 * The refuter's plain sentence, put above the judge's text when the judge
 * wrote none, never in place of it. Null when the sentence fails the same
 * bar it is meant to satisfy, or is too long to be the plain half.
 */
export declare function withPlainHalf(problem: string, plain: string, title: string, attribute?: string): string | null;