/**
 * Drift guard for the ergonomic layer.
 *
 * The raw layer is regenerated from the OpenAPI spec, so it auto-tracks new endpoints.
 * The ergonomic resource namespaces are hand-authored, so they can silently fall behind.
 * `coverage.test.ts` compares the generated operation set against {@link EXPECTED_OPERATIONS}
 * and fails CI when they differ — forcing a conscious decision on every spec change:
 * either wrap the new operation in a resource (and add it to {@link WRAPPED}) or accept
 * that it stays raw-only (and add it to the snapshot below).
 *
 * Workflow when the test fails after a `pnpm generate`:
 *   1. Review the `added` / `removed` operations the test reports.
 *   2. Wrap the ones worth ergonomic treatment (and list them in {@link WRAPPED}).
 *   3. Update {@link EXPECTED_OPERATIONS} to match the new generated set.
 */
/** Operations surfaced by the ergonomic `createNeonClient` namespaces. */
export declare const WRAPPED: ReadonlySet<string>;
/**
 * Committed snapshot of every operation the generated client exposes. Update this
 * deliberately whenever the spec (and thus the generated client) changes.
 */
export declare const EXPECTED_OPERATIONS: ReadonlySet<string>;
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