/**
 * The error classes the language itself raises: their names, their contracts,
 * and the one table both the analyzer and the surface digest read.
 *
 * D114 item 11 / the Core ledger's 裁决项 (c): the reserved error class names
 * were absent from the `core` surface digest, so adding one, dropping one, or
 * changing what one carries moved no counter. They are a published contract —
 * a `catch` names them, `is` discriminates on them, `code` reports them — so
 * they are hashed like every other one, and this is the table that is hashed.
 * Lifting it out of `analyzer.ts` is also D115 §一.1: a table two readers share
 * is a module, not a hundred lines inside a constructor's neighbour.
 */
import { type ClassInfo } from "../contracts.ts";
/**
 * Every built-in error class and the contract it publishes, `Error` first.
 *
 * `Error`'s own members are the four JavaScript gives it plus `code`: ASY-U3
 * keeps a non-Error rejection reachable as the JavaScript `cause`, and D50 rule
 * 89's `code` is the string form of the same identity `is` discriminates on —
 * the declared class name — so a log line or a JSON payload can carry an
 * error's class across a boundary that classes cannot cross.
 */
export declare function coreBuiltinErrorClasses(): ReadonlyMap<string, ClassInfo>;
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