/**
 * This is the permissive "otherwise" half of the If-Range rule: when the
 * condition matches, the recipient SHOULD process the Range. It is a SHOULD, and
 * declining to serve a partial response is legitimate (e.g. the resource does
 * not actually support ranges, or the server chooses to return the full
 * representation), so a non-206 outcome is not a violation. The complementary
 * hard requirement — the recipient MUST ignore the Range and not return 206 when
 * If-Range is false — is actively tested by
 * `recipient-must-ignore-range-when-if-range-false`.
 */
declare const _default: import("@thymian/core").Rule<Record<PropertyKey, unknown>>;
export default _default;
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