/**
 * Task-line parser: closed grammar over tasks.md (FR1).
 *
 * Accepted forms (column-0 dash bullets only; indented task-shaped lines are
 * near-misses, F7):
 *   - [ ] T<n>: <title>
 *   - [ ] T<n>: <title> (AC-1, other-instance/AC-2)
 *   - [x] T<n>: <title> (AC-3)
 *   - [>] T<n>: <title> [(AC-list)] (deferred YYYY-MM-DD: <reason>)
 *   - [ ] T<n>: <title> [(AC-list)] (wave: <n>)
 *
 * Structural groups are extracted right-to-left (DD2): trailing parenthesized
 * groups are structural when their content is deferral-shaped, keyword-colon,
 * or AC-shaped; the first non-structural group ends the unwind (title prose).
 * An AC-shaped group failing the strict list grammar is a near-miss (F5) —
 * intended refs must never silently drop. Unrecognized keyword-colon groups
 * (e.g. the reserved v2 `owner:`) keep the task and warn (AC-29).
 *
 * Anything task-shaped that fails the strict grammar warns rather than
 * silently dropping out of gate coverage (AC-5).
 *
 * `wave:` is the first recognized keyword (task-fresh-context-reviewer). A bad
 * one keeps the task and warns rather than being a near-miss: a wave carries
 * no coverage meaning, so dropping the task would punish a typo with a hole
 * in the gate.
 *
 * Requirements: task-breakdown/AC-1..AC-5, AC-29;
 * task-fresh-context-reviewer/AC-1, AC-2, AC-3, AC-5
 */
import type { ParsedTasks } from './types.js';
/**
 * Parse one tasks.md for task lines.
 *
 * @param content - File content (UTF-8). Never throws.
 */
export declare function parseTasks(content: string): ParsedTasks;
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