/**
 * Quoted CSV that carries its own header row.
 *
 * `schtasks /query /fo CSV /v` is the caller. Its columns were read by fixed
 * index, which is wrong for the same reason it was wrong for wmic: the order is
 * not the one you would guess. `/v` output begins with HostName, so index 0 was
 * the machine name for every row -- see utils/wmic-csv.ts for the sibling
 * defect, and note that both survived because every CI job runs ubuntu-latest
 * and no test had ever executed either branch.
 *
 * Reading the header instead of assuming it also survives the two things that
 * actually vary in practice: a locale that renames the columns, and a schtasks
 * version that adds one.
 */
/** Splits one CSV line, honouring double-quoted fields. */
export declare function splitCsvLine(line: string): string[];
/**
 * Parse CSV whose first line names the columns.
 *
 * @param stdout Raw command output.
 * @returns One record per data row, keyed by the LOWER-CASED column name, so
 *   lookups do not depend on the exact capitalisation a tool chose.
 */
export declare function parseCsvWithHeader(stdout: string): Array<Record<string, string>>;
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