import type { BrowserAdapter } from "@sudobility/webgraph_parser";
/**
 * Single read-gate: wait for the page to settle before the scanner reads HTML
 * or decomposes the page.
 *
 * Two waits, because neither alone is sufficient. Network idle (10ms window,
 * 50ms floor, 5s stale cutoff, 10s cap) covers requests still in flight. DOM
 * stability covers what network idle cannot: a single-page app renders AFTER
 * its chunk resolves, with nothing in flight while it does, so a network-only
 * gate returns while the page still reads "Loading...".
 *
 * `floorMs` raises the minimum the network gate waits before it may declare
 * idle. It exists for the moment just after a click: the request a click
 * triggers has not necessarily left the browser yet, and a tracker asked
 * immediately sees nothing in flight and calls that idle. A small floor lets
 * the request appear, after which the wait ends when the network is ACTUALLY
 * quiet — not after a fixed delay.
 *
 * Both no-op safely. Network idle is skipped by adapters that cannot observe
 * traffic; DOM stability is skipped when the very first sample fails, which
 * means the adapter cannot evaluate at all. Only a LATER failure counts as
 * instability — that is a navigation detaching the context, which genuinely
 * means the page is still changing. Retrying a sampler that never worked would
 * spend the full cap on every read.
 */
export declare function settleForRead(adapter: Partial<Pick<BrowserAdapter, "waitForNetworkIdle" | "evaluate">>, options?: {
    floorMs?: number;
}): Promise<void>;
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