/**
 * @fileoverview Graph inline-suppression application (ADR-0014).
 *
 * Binds the shared core suppression primitive to graph's explicit
 * `@graph-ignore-file` / `@graph-ignore-next-line` directives, applied to a
 * run's signals before they reach the gate baseline, the dashboard, or render.
 * Suppression is unconditional (a directive with no `-- reason` still
 * suppresses); reason quality is audited out-of-band by `graph-ignore-hygiene`.
 *
 * `graph:cycle` is one-signal-per-SCC anchored at a computed member, so a
 * directive above ANY member must waive it — graph's `locate()` feeds the
 * SCC's `memberLocations` (attached in `rules/cycle.ts`) as candidate
 * locations. Every other rule falls back to the signal's own anchor.
 */
import type { Signal } from '@opensip-tools/core';
export interface GraphSuppressionOutcome {
    readonly kept: readonly Signal[];
    readonly suppressedCount: number;
}
/**
 * Apply `@graph-ignore` waivers to a run's signals. `projectRoot` resolves the
 * project-relative `code.file` paths the signals carry.
 *
 * Read-failure posture (ADR-0014 + fail-loud Phase 5): the core primitive is
 * fail-loud. A genuinely-removed (`ENOENT`) directive file is non-fatal but
 * attributed (the primitive logs `signals.suppress.directive-file-missing`);
 * ANY other read failure PROPAGATES. This function deliberately does NOT
 * catch it — the error reaches the CLI error boundary, which classifies it and
 * exits, rather than letting a dropped waiver leak a signal as a finding.
 */
export declare function applyGraphSuppressions(signals: readonly Signal[], projectRoot: string): Promise<GraphSuppressionOutcome>;
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