/**
 * `<StatusBarSync />` — keeps the device status-bar (and Android's
 * navigation-bar) tint legible against the active theme.
 *
 * Reads the current theme via `useTheme()`, looks up its variant in the
 * theme registry, and pushes the appropriate tint to the OS via
 * `@sigx/lynx-appearance`:
 *
 *   light theme → dark status-bar icons (legible against light bg)
 *   dark  theme → light status-bar icons (legible against dark bg)
 *
 * Mount once, inside `<ThemeProvider>`:
 *
 * ```tsx
 * <ThemeProvider>
 *   <StatusBarSync />
 *   <App />
 * </ThemeProvider>
 * ```
 *
 * Renders nothing — it's a side-effect-only component that drives a
 * reactive `effect()` reading `theme.name`. The `matchBackground` prop is
 * reserved for a follow-up that pushes the active theme's
 * `--color-base-100` as the Android system-bar background; today it's a
 * declared no-op so the API surface is stable across the rev that wires
 * CSS-var resolution.
 */
import { type Define } from '@sigx/lynx';
export type StatusBarSyncProps = 
/**
 * Reserved — will (in a follow-up) push the active theme's
 * `--color-base-100` as the Android status- and navigation-bar
 * background. Currently a no-op; the prop ships so consumers can opt
 * in without an API break later. iOS and Android 15+ ignore the
 * background regardless (no equivalent on iOS; edge-to-edge on
 * Android 15+).
 */
Define.Prop<'matchBackground', boolean, false>;
export declare const StatusBarSync: import("@sigx/runtime-core").ComponentFactory<{
    matchBackground?: boolean | undefined;
}, void, {}>;
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