/**
 * Brave Search adapter for `web.search`.
 *
 * Implements the {@link SearchProvider} contract from `./provider.ts` and
 * registers itself in the {@link searchProviders} registry on import. The
 * adapter performs exactly one outbound HTTPS request per invocation
 * (Requirement 6.7), forwards the caller-provided {@link AbortSignal} to
 * the underlying transport so the 15-second `web.search` timeout is
 * honored (Requirement 1.8), and returns a {@link RawProviderResponse}
 * describing the HTTP outcome plus the raw hit list.
 *
 * Status-to-error-kind classification (`401/403 → auth`, `429 → rate-limit`,
 * `5xx → server`, non-JSON → `parse`, other non-2xx → `http`) is the
 * responsibility of the `web.search` handler; this adapter only exposes
 * the raw HTTP `status` and the parsed (or `parseError`-flagged) hit list
 * so that mapping can be applied uniformly across providers (Requirements
 * 6.1, 6.2, 6.5, 6.6).
 *
 * Endpoint and request shape match the design's "Per-provider notes →
 * Brave Search" section (`.kiro/specs/web-search-and-fetch/design.md`).
 */
import https from "node:https";
import { type SearchProvider } from "./provider.js";
/**
 * Inject point for the underlying HTTPS transport so unit/property tests
 * in epic 7.x can drive the adapter without touching the network. The
 * default mirrors the standard `node:https.request` signature.
 *
 * Kept module-private (not exported) because the public adapter contract
 * intentionally takes no transport argument — `web.search` always uses
 * the default transport in production.
 */
type HttpsRequestFn = typeof https.request;
/**
 * Test-only seam: swap the HTTPS transport used by the adapter.
 * Production callers never invoke this; tests in 7.x use it to inject a
 * stubbed `request` implementation that emits scripted responses.
 */
export declare function __setBraveHttpsRequestForTesting(fn: HttpsRequestFn | undefined): void;
/**
 * Brave Search adapter. Registered in {@link searchProviders} as a
 * side-effect of importing this module — `web.search` resolves the active
 * provider via the registry.
 */
export declare const braveProvider: SearchProvider;
export {};