/**
 * How {@link parseFrontmatter} reads an UNQUOTED scalar (round 15 follow-up,
 * F6). The grammar — keys, lists, maps, block scalars, `[a, b]`, quoted
 * strings — is the same in both modes; only the reading of a plain value
 * differs.
 */
export declare enum FrontmatterScalarMode {
    /**
     * YAML plain-scalar semantics (the default): `42` / `1.5` are numbers,
     * `true` / `false` booleans, `null` / `~` null, and ` # …` after a value is
     * a comment.
     */
    Typed = "typed",
    /**
     * Every unquoted value is its text, verbatim: `0001`, `true`, `null`,
     * `Fix #12` stay exactly as written (no typing, no trailing-comment strip).
     * A value wholly enclosed in one pair of quotes is still unquoted; one that
     * merely starts and ends with a quote (`"a" and "b"`) is text. Likewise a
     * value is a flow list only when its opening `[` closes at its end —
     * `[RFC] Adopt [Bun]` is text, `[a, b]` a list. For formats
     * whose values are strings by contract — decision records, Cursor `.mdc`
     * rules — whose old line splitters read values verbatim.
     */
    Text = "text"
}
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