/**
 * `slowcook check mock-isolation` — 0.16.0-α.13.
 *
 * Static structural check: every TypeScript file under `mock/src/` and
 * `mock/scenarios/` must only import from:
 *
 *   - npm packages (anything not starting with "." or "/" or "@/")
 *   - relative paths that stay inside mock/ (`./`, `../` that don't escape)
 *   - the `@/` alias (which resolves to mock/src/, NOT the consumer's
 *     production src/) — and the resolved target file must exist
 *
 * Specifically REJECTS:
 *
 *   - `@/` imports that resolve to a path NOT present in mock/src/
 *     (e.g. vibe writing `import { X } from "@/lib/emotions"` when
 *     emotions only exists in the consumer's production `src/lib/`)
 *   - Relative parent-traversal imports that escape `mock/`
 *
 * Why a hard check: vibe's prompt includes a "DO NOT cross-import"
 * rule (slowcook 0.16.0-α.12), but prompts are soft signals. A real
 * structural check fails CI on slippage and gives the architecture's
 * "two filesystems" rule a teeth-bearing enforcement.
 *
 * The check runs in two contexts:
 *
 *   - Locally via `slowcook check mock-isolation [--cwd <path>]`
 *   - Inside the `slowcook-vibe.yml` workflow as a post-emit step
 *     (so vibe's PR fails if the LLM regresses and pushes a bad
 *     import)
 *
 * Pure-disk check; no LLM. No tsc dependency. Regex + readFileSync.
 */
export interface MockIsolationViolation {
    file: string;
    line: number;
    importPath: string;
    reason: string;
}
export interface MockIsolationResult {
    violations: MockIsolationViolation[];
    filesChecked: number;
}
/**
 * Run the check. Returns the list of violations + how many files were
 * scanned. Empty violations array = clean.
 */
export declare function runMockIsolationCheck(repoRoot: string): MockIsolationResult;
/**
 * Inspect one file's import statements. Returns violations.
 */
export declare function checkFile(absFile: string, body: string, repoRoot: string, mockRoot: string): MockIsolationViolation[];
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