/**
 * Parsing for the Windows `net user` and `net localgroup` listings.
 *
 * Split out so it runs on a Linux CI runner -- every job here is ubuntu-latest,
 * so these branches had never been executed by a test, which is the same blind
 * spot that produced the wmic defects (see utils/wmic-csv.ts).
 *
 * BOTH LISTINGS WERE SPLIT ON WHITESPACE, which is wrong for both, though only
 * one of them failed visibly:
 *
 *   `net localgroup` prints ONE NAME PER LINE, prefixed with `*`. Splitting on
 *   whitespace turned `*Device Owners` into `*Device` and `Owners` and looked up
 *   each as a group. Measured on an ordinary desktop: 6 of 15 groups returned,
 *   and `Users` appeared TWICE -- once genuinely and once as the trailing token
 *   of `*Distributed COM Users`. Every multi-word group was lost, and the `*`
 *   was never stripped.
 *
 *   `net user` prints THREE FIXED-WIDTH COLUMNS of 25 characters. Splitting on
 *   whitespace happens to work until a username contains a space, at which
 *   point one account silently becomes two lookups that both fail. It is parsed
 *   by column here so the coincidence is not load-bearing.
 */
/** Account names from `net user`, read as fixed-width columns. */
export declare function parseNetUserList(stdout: string): string[];
/** Group names from `net localgroup`: one per line, `*`-prefixed. */
export declare function parseNetLocalGroupList(stdout: string): string[];
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