/**
 * ics-parser.ts, a pure, dependency-free iCalendar (RFC 5545) reader.
 *
 * Vendored on purpose. The SDK's `packages/sdk` ships ZERO third-party runtime
 * dependencies (workspace packages only, see packages/sdk/package.json), and it
 * guards that with bundle-budget / browser-compat / no-any gates. Pulling a general
 * ICS library in for the read-focused subset we actually need would break that
 * convention for little gain; this focused reader matches repo style and is easy to
 * hold honest. See the decision record for the vendored-vs-dependency ruling and the
 * exact supported subset.
 *
 * Scope of what this reads (documented, not faked):
 *  - VCALENDAR framing, X-WR-CALNAME for a calendar display name.
 *  - VEVENT: UID, SUMMARY, LOCATION, DESCRIPTION, ORGANIZER, DTSTART, DTEND, RRULE.
 *  - DTSTART/DTEND as VALUE=DATE ('YYYYMMDD') or date-time ('YYYYMMDDTHHMMSS'),
 *    with honest zone anchoring: trailing 'Z' => utc; TZID=... => tzid (wall time
 *    kept, NOT offset-converted, because this build has no tz database); otherwise
 *    floating. RRULE is captured raw and handed to the recurrence expander.
 *  - RFC 5545 line unfolding (a leading space/tab continues the previous line) and
 *    TEXT unescaping (\\n \\, \\; \\, \\\\).
 *
 * Everything unrecognised is ignored quietly EXCEPT the two things a caller must be
 * told about: a VEVENT with no usable DTSTART is `skipped` with a reason, and an
 * RRULE we do not fully expand is flagged on the event (in rrule.ts), never dropped.
 *
 * PURE: no fs, no network, no process globals. Input is text; output is data.
 */
import type { ParsedCalendar } from './types.js';
/**
 * Parse .ics text into typed events plus honest skip/diagnostic lists.
 *
 * @param text raw .ics content (file body or fetched feed body).
 */
export declare function parseIcs(text: string): ParsedCalendar;
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