import type { ParsedPage } from "../types.js";
/**
 * Selector for "quoted example / code / sample" regions — markup that documents
 * a pattern rather than expressing the page's own editorial voice.
 *
 * Content-quality heuristics that judge the page's OWN prose (cliché density,
 * regurgitated-content signals) exclude these regions so a docs / explainer
 * page that *quotes* a bad pattern to teach it isn't penalised for describing
 * it. A real spam page puts clichés in flowing prose, not inside `<code>` or a
 * `<blockquote>` example box — so the exclusion narrows false positives without
 * opening a meaningful evasion path for a low-confidence proxy.
 */
export declare const EXAMPLE_REGION_SELECTOR = "pre, code, blockquote, figure, samp, kbd, [data-example]";
/**
 * Page body text with site chrome AND quoted-example regions removed.
 *
 * Falls back to the pre-parsed `contentText` when no html is available (e.g.
 * synthetic unit-test pages). The fallback keeps example text in place — it's a
 * best-effort path; the html path is what production audits exercise.
 */
export declare function proseTextExcludingExamples(page: ParsedPage): string;
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