/**
 * @fileoverview Recursive Pact JSON-boundary type unwrapping.
 *
 * Chainweb Pact API returns PactValue-encoded JSON. Without explicit
 * unwrapping, these objects leak into consumer logic as
 *   `{"int": 5}`   instead of  `5`
 *   `{"decimal": "3.14"}` instead of `"3.14"`  (we keep as string for precision)
 *   `{"time": "..."}`    instead of `"..."`   (ISO string)
 * causing the `{int:N} === N` false-negative pattern documented in
 * CARRY-FORWARD-FINDINGS and user memory.
 *
 * Rules:
 *  - `{int: N}` where N is a number OR numeric string → number (bigint-safe
 *    up to 2^53-1; larger values are returned as string to preserve precision)
 *  - `{decimal: "N.M"}` → string (preserve precision)
 *  - `{decimal: N}`  → N (Pact sometimes emits whole decimals as plain numbers
 *    — pass through; no reason to coerce)
 *  - `{time: "..."}` → string
 *  - `null`/`undefined` → preserved verbatim (do NOT coerce nonexistent
 *    fields to NaN — silent false-positive source)
 *  - Arrays: unwrap each element.
 *  - Objects with ONLY a single recognized sentinel key are unwrapped;
 *    regular multi-field objects are recursed into.
 */
export type PactValue = null | string | number | boolean | PactValue[] | {
    [k: string]: PactValue;
};
/**
 * Recursively unwrap a Pact JSON value tree.
 *
 * Never throws. Always returns a fully plain JS value (no sentinel wrappers
 * remain at any depth).
 */
export declare function unwrapPactValue(input: unknown): PactValue;
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