/**
 * routes/occasions.ts
 *
 * Handlers for the `occasions.*` gateway verbs over `OccasionsService`
 * (../../occasions/service.js). Thin verb registration in the same shape as
 * routes/owner-profile.ts: read the invocation params, call the service, answer.
 *
 * ## Every rule lives below this file
 *
 * Nothing here decides anything. The kind is not defaulted here, the nudge is
 * not composed here, quiet hours are not evaluated here, and no date is
 * formatted here. That is the point: a surface calls a verb and renders the
 * answer, and this layer is the only thing between the two. A rule implemented
 * in a route is a rule the next transport gets wrong.
 *
 * ## The two writes that touch the owner's file
 *
 * `occasions.confirm` and `occasions.plans.confirm` append a line to the owner
 * profile, and `occasions.remove` deletes one. All three take `authority` as a
 * required body parameter and go through `OwnerProfileStore`, which runs the
 * profile's own write gate before a line lands. `refuseNonUserRequest` runs
 * first on all three, for the same reason it does on `profile.set`: "you told
 * me this was not a user request" deserves its own answer rather than being
 * folded into a trust refusal naming a surface the caller never claimed.
 */
import type { GatewayMethodCatalog } from '../method-catalog.js';
import type { OccasionsService } from '../../occasions/service.js';
/** The surface of the service these verbs need. */
export type OccasionsGatewayService = Pick<OccasionsService, 'list' | 'listPlans' | 'proposeOccasion' | 'confirmOccasion' | 'proposePlan' | 'confirmPlan' | 'removeOccasion' | 'answer' | 'acknowledge' | 'interview' | 'answerInterview' | 'recordGiftOutcome' | 'giftHistory' | 'pending' | 'sweep' | 'resolveConflict' | 'disclose'>;
export declare function registerOccasionsGatewayMethods(catalog: GatewayMethodCatalog, service: OccasionsGatewayService): void;
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