export declare const MENU_PLACEMENT_RECOMPUTE_DEBOUNCE_MS = 120;
/**
 * react-select's own `MenuPlacer` (internal to the library) decides the escaped dropdown's
 * up/down flip exactly once per open, inside a `useLayoutEffect` gated on `[maxMenuHeight,
 * menuPlacement, menuPosition, menuShouldScrollIntoView, minMenuHeight, controlHeight]` --
 * none of which change on their own when the control's position shifts relative to the viewport
 * (e.g. scrolling the modal/drawer/page the select sits in without closing the menu). A menu that
 * correctly opened "up" (or "down") can end up clipped once the layout around it moves.
 *
 * `useSelect.ts` feeds the returned `tick` into `maxMenuHeight` -- the one prop in that dependency
 * list safe to toggle purely to force a fresh measurement, with no other side effect: the
 * resulting `maxHeight` react-select computes is never consumed on our end (the custom
 * `Menu`/`MenuList` in useCustomComponents.tsx disable react-select's per-slot styling via
 * `getStyles={getNoStyles}` and constrain height with Tailwind's `cvaMenuList` instead) -- only
 * the *change* in value, not the value itself, matters. `minMenuHeight` must stay untouched:
 * passing any finite number there (instead of `undefined`) would make react-select treat "the
 * menu barely fits, if constrained" as true almost everywhere, short-circuiting past the actual
 * flip check.
 *
 * Deliberately a trailing *debounce*, not a per-frame (rAF) throttle: `resize` (and, to a lesser
 * extent, `scroll`) fires continuously while the user is actively dragging, so a control that
 * happens to sit right at the fits-below/doesn't-fit-below threshold would otherwise have its
 * flip decision -- and therefore the whole menu -- recomputed and visibly toggle top/bottom on
 * practically every frame of the drag. Waiting until the gesture actually settles means the menu
 * still only flips (at most) once, to whatever's correct for the final size/position.
 */
export declare const useMenuPlacementRecompute: () => {
    tick: number;
    onMenuOpen: () => void;
    onMenuClose: () => void;
};