import type { NativeChangeState, NativeProjectPaths } from './native-types.js';
import type { NativeImplementationScope } from './native-verification-scope.js';
import type { NativeReadableVerificationEvidenceEnvelope } from './native-verification-evidence.js';
import type { NativeVerificationReceipt } from './native-verification-receipt.js';
/**
 * Relative path of the human-readable evidence projection inside a Native change.
 *
 * The projection is a read-only derivative of the content-addressed evidence in
 * the project-local Native Runtime. It exists so that people (and developers debugging a
 * change) can read what the hash-named files contain without parsing raw JSON
 * or reading runtime source. The Runtime regenerates it on every evidence-
 * bearing transition, so it must never be cited as evidence itself.
 */
export declare const NATIVE_EVIDENCE_PROJECTION_REF = "evidence.md";
/**
 * Bounded projection limits. Mirrors the bounded-projection pattern used by
 * `projectNativeAcceptancePage`: the projection always has an upper bound and
 * reports truncation rather than silently dropping entries.
 */
export declare const NATIVE_EVIDENCE_PROJECTION_LIMITS: Readonly<{
    maxScopeChanges: 128;
    maxAcceptanceEntries: 64;
    maxUnresolvedReasons: 32;
    maxReceipts: 32;
}>;
/**
 * Render a deterministic, human-readable markdown projection from already-read
 * evidence. Pure function: identical inputs produce identical bytes, so the
 * atomic write is idempotent across regenerations.
 */
export declare function renderNativeEvidenceProjectionMarkdown(input: {
    change: string;
    phase: NativeChangeState['phase'];
    revision: number;
    scope: NativeImplementationScope | null;
    envelope: NativeReadableVerificationEvidenceEnvelope | null;
    receipts: readonly NativeVerificationReceipt[];
    generatedAt: string;
}): string;
/**
 * Read the current evidence for a change and write the human-readable
 * projection. No-op when no evidence is recorded yet (e.g. during the shape
 * phase). All reads go through the content-addressed readers, which re-hash on
 * read, so a corrupt or tampered evidence document surfaces as an error here
 * rather than being projected.
 */
export declare function writeNativeEvidenceProjection(paths: NativeProjectPaths, name: string, options?: {
    now?: Date;
}): Promise<void>;
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