import { type AstDocument, type ManifestAnalysis, type LoadedGraph } from "@telorun/analyzer";
import type { DefinitionResult } from "../types.js";
/** Resolve the symbol under the cursor to where it is declared.
 *
 *  Three navigable symbol classes, each dispatched on what the cursor sits in
 *  rather than on the field it happens to be under:
 *
 *  - a CEL identifier (`variables.port`, `resources.Store.conn`) → its
 *    declaration on the module doc, or the resource it names;
 *  - an alias-qualified kind (`kind: Http.Server`, `extends:`, `x-telo-ref`) →
 *    the `Telo.Definition` that registers it;
 *  - a `!ref` target → the resource instance it names.
 *
 *  In the last two the alias half (`Http`) navigates to the import that declares
 *  it, and the suffix to what the alias qualifies. Returns `undefined` when the
 *  cursor is on nothing navigable, or the target can't be found (a kernel
 *  built-in, a scope-local name, an unexported entry, or an import that failed
 *  to load). */
export declare function buildDefinition(text: string, line: number, character: number, graph: LoadedGraph, currentFilePath: string, docs?: AstDocument[], 
/** Lets a `steps.<name>` read navigate to the step that produced it, and a
 *  context binding to its declaration — both need the declaring kind's own
 *  annotations, which only the analysis can read. */
analysis?: ManifestAnalysis): DefinitionResult | undefined;
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