/**
 * SkyPress (`blog.skypress.content.gutenberg`) — WordPress Gutenberg blocks.
 *
 * A Gutenberg block is `{ name, attributes, innerBlocks }`, where the inline
 * body lives in `attributes.content` as an **HTML fragment** (`<strong>`,
 * `<em>`, `<a href>`, `<code>`, `<br>`, entities).
 *
 * Rather than reassemble that into an HTML string — which would force every
 * framework renderer to ship a sanitizer before it could touch the DOM — the
 * block names map onto the shared {@link StructuredRenderableBlock} vocabulary
 * and the inline HTML is *parsed away* into plaintext plus byte-indexed
 * facets, exactly like the ProseMirror and BlockNote parsers do. No markup
 * survives this module, so there is nothing downstream to sanitize.
 *
 * Blocks whose whole point is arbitrary embedded markup (`core/html`) fall
 * through to their text content; `<script>`/`<style>`/`<template>` subtrees are
 * dropped rather than flattened into visible text.
 */
import type { StructuredRenderableBlock, StructuredText } from "./types.js";
export declare const GUTENBERG_CONTENT = "blog.skypress.content.gutenberg";
/** Rich text for a Gutenberg inline HTML fragment. */
export declare function gutenbergInlineText(html: string): StructuredText;
/**
 * Renderable blocks for a `blog.skypress.content.gutenberg` payload, or null
 * when the format doesn't match or the body is empty. Registered in
 * `STRUCTURED_FORMAT_PARSERS` so `buildRenderTree` handles SkyPress like any
 * other structured format.
 */
export declare function gutenbergBlocks(content: unknown, contentFormat?: string | null): Array<StructuredRenderableBlock> | null;
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