/**
 * SMI-5876 Wave 1 / SMI-5881: evidence-tier classification for
 * JAILBREAK_PATTERNS + AI_DEFENCE_PATTERNS.
 * @module @skillsmith/core/security/scanner/patterns.jailbreak.evidence
 *
 * Split out of patterns.jailbreak.ts (SMI-5881 — that file was approaching
 * the 500-line audit:standards gate again, same reason it was split out of
 * patterns.ts in SMI-5876) so EVIDENCE_TYPE_BY_PATTERN's declaration doesn't
 * grow patterns.jailbreak.ts every time a new pattern is added.
 *
 * Keyed by OBJECT IDENTITY, exhaustive over both arrays (asserted by test in
 * scanner-evidence-tiers.test.ts), but classifyEvidence() (SecurityScanner.
 * evidence.ts) still defaults UNMAPPED patterns to `imperative_instruction` —
 * fail-closed: forgetting to classify a newly added pattern makes it
 * strongest, never weakest.
 *
 * Built from parallel index-aligned arrays (not per-named-const references)
 * because the individual pattern consts (JB_IGNORE_PREVIOUS, AD_ROLE_MARKER_
 * BARE, ...) are private to patterns.jailbreak.ts and intentionally not
 * exported — this file only ever sees the same JAILBREAK_PATTERNS /
 * AI_DEFENCE_PATTERNS arrays every other consumer sees, so a length mismatch
 * (pattern added to one array, tier forgotten here) is impossible to
 * misalign silently: the two arrays below MUST stay index-aligned with the
 * exported pattern arrays, or scanner-evidence-tiers.test.ts's exhaustiveness
 * assertion catches it immediately.
 *
 * Consumed ONLY by SecurityScanner's severity resolution. Every other
 * consumer of JAILBREAK_PATTERNS / AI_DEFENCE_PATTERNS (memory-injection-
 * scanner.ts's quarantine gate, SecurityScanner.quickCheck()) ignores it by
 * design — both those call sites test bare pattern presence, not evidence
 * tier, and that is intentional (see their own inline comments).
 */
import type { EvidenceType } from './types.js';
export declare const EVIDENCE_TYPE_BY_PATTERN: ReadonlyMap<RegExp, EvidenceType>;
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