/**
 * `slowcook check prod-bundle` — no mock-data ENGINE in the prod bundle.
 *
 * `prod-honesty` (its sibling) checks whether fixture data *renders* in prod;
 * this checks something deeper the directive demands: that the mock's data
 * ENGINE is not even *present* in the shipped bundle. A design-first app runs
 * an in-browser data engine (sql.js / SQLite WASM, or slowcook's own
 * mock-runtime fixture provider) so the mock is reviewable. Prod must be
 * ABRUPTLY DISCONNECTED from it — wired only to the real backend — so that a
 * misconfigured flag can never resurrect mock data. A runtime flag that merely
 * *bypasses* the engine is not enough: if the engine is in the bundle, it is a
 * flag flip away from serving fake data.
 *
 * This scans a BUILT dist directory (post-`vite build`/`next build`) and fails
 * when a forbidden engine marker appears in any emitted `.js`/`.wasm`. The
 * clean fix is a build-time sever (conditional/dynamic import gated by the
 * prod env literal) so the bundler tree-shakes the engine out entirely — then
 * this check passes because the engine is genuinely gone, not hidden.
 *
 * Pure-disk, no LLM. Runs in the consumer's deploy (after build, before
 * publish) and in CI.
 */
export interface BundleViolation {
    file: string;
    marker: string;
    reason: string;
}
export interface ProdBundleResult {
    violations: BundleViolation[];
    filesScanned: number;
}
/**
 * Default forbidden engine markers. Each is a string that only appears when a
 * client-side data engine is bundled. `.wasm` filename patterns are matched
 * against basenames; text markers are matched against `.js` contents.
 */
export declare const DEFAULT_FORBIDDEN: {
    marker: string;
    where: "wasm-name" | "js-text";
    label: string;
}[];
export declare function runProdBundleCheck(repoRoot: string, distRel: string, forbidden?: {
    marker: string;
    where: "wasm-name" | "js-text";
    label: string;
}[]): ProdBundleResult;
export declare function runProdBundleCli(argv: string[]): void;
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