import type { RecheckConfig } from '../../types/index.js';
/**
 * `recheck/technical-english` — an original rule set that helps writers
 * follow the principles of ASD-STE100 Simplified Technical English.
 *
 * ASD-STE100 Simplified Technical English is a Copyright and a Trade Mark
 * of ASD, Brussels, Belgium. This preset is an independent work: ASD and
 * the STEMG do not review, validate, approve, certify, or endorse it. It
 * reproduces no part of the standard — not its text and not its dictionary.
 * Each rule implements a publicly documented writing principle in Recheck's
 * own vocabulary. Provenance, the STEMG correspondence, and the list of
 * deliberate omissions: packages/recheck/presets/technical-english/
 * PROVENANCE.md.
 *
 * WHAT DOESN'T SHIP, AND WHY:
 *
 *   - NO approved-word dictionary. The STE dictionary is part of the
 *     copyrighted standard; encoding it would reproduce the standard in
 *     part. The standard's Special Usage Rights grant reproduction rights
 *     only to a closed list of aerospace and defense organizations, which
 *     a public npm package distributes past — so a dictionary rule needs
 *     written authority from an ASD officer (see PROVENANCE.md). For
 *     general word-choice checking, compose with `recheck/plain-language`
 *     (public-domain source, similar intent).
 *   - NO noun-cluster rule (the standard limits noun clusters to three).
 *     Counting nouns needs part-of-speech tagging; any regex approximation
 *     would flag ordinary prose constantly.
 *   - NO present-tense rule. `will` is a legitimate word in changelogs,
 *     roadmaps, and promises; a tense rule would fight real documentation.
 *   - NO one-instruction-per-sentence rule. Not reliably detectable;
 *     the sentence-length rule is the closest proxy.
 */
export declare function buildTechnicalEnglishPreset(): RecheckConfig;
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