import type { ComponentIr } from "./ir.js";
/**
 * Collects component names the module uses as a value rather than only as a JSX
 * tag.
 *
 * A JSX tag name parses as `JSXIdentifier`, so any plain `Identifier` with the
 * same name is a reference that could hand the component to something the
 * compiler cannot see. The declaration's own `id` is not such a reference.
 * Non-reference identifiers such as a plain object key count as escapes too,
 * which only costs an optimization.
 */
export declare function collectOxcEscapedComponentNames(program: unknown, componentNames: ReadonlySet<string>): Set<string>;
/**
 * Lowers a component's prop children to text bindings when every in-module call
 * site passes a value the compiler would already render as text on its own.
 *
 * A prop read is normally treated as a potential render value, because a caller
 * could pass an element or a list. That forces the generic render-value
 * insertion, which reaches the keyed list runtime. When the callee cannot be
 * reached from outside the module and every call site passes a literal or a
 * proven native cell read, the prop can only be text, so the callee gets an
 * ordinary text binding instead.
 *
 * This runs for every target. Both shapes render one text node, so the hydrated
 * structure is unchanged, and each server emitter calls a lowered callee with
 * its own calling convention rather than inferring one from the classification.
 */
export declare function lowerProvenTextComponentProps(components: readonly ComponentIr[], escapedComponentNames: ReadonlySet<string>): void;
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