/**
 * TypeScript's standard library, vendored as SOURCE TEXT.
 *
 * The edge toolchain runs the real compiler inside a Worker (see ./typecheck.ts),
 * and a Worker has no filesystem: `ts.sys` does not exist there, so the compiler
 * cannot read its own lib files the way it does in Node. It reads them out of a
 * plain lookup instead, and these strings are what fills it — no `fs`, no
 * bundler asset, no deploy-time copy step. `tsc` emits this module as `.js`
 * with the strings intact.
 *
 * THE PIN. `typescript` is pinned EXACTLY in packages/apps/package.json (as the
 * `typescript-6` alias, and as the `/edge` peer range), and these strings are a
 * copy of that exact tarball's `lib/`. Bumping the pin without regenerating this
 * file changes nothing at runtime — the pin is the provenance of these bytes,
 * not the code path. Regenerate in the same commit as any bump.
 *
 * THE CLOSURE is everything `lib.es2020.d.ts` references, transitively — the
 * standard library a component screen is checked against
 * (checking/component-screen.ts:534), and nothing else. No DOM lib, for the
 * gauntlet's own reason: `document` and `fetch` genuinely do not exist in a
 * screen, so naming one must be an error.
 *
 * Regenerate (from packages/apps, after `pnpm install`):
 *   node scripts/generate-edge-lib-source.mjs
 */
/** The pinned TypeScript these strings were copied from. */
export declare const EDGE_TYPESCRIPT_VERSION = "6.0.3";
/** What `getDefaultLibFileName` must answer: a name this table carries. */
export declare const EDGE_DEFAULT_LIB = "lib.es2020.d.ts";
/** 45 lib files, 434650 bytes, keyed by the bare name the compiler asks for. */
export declare const EDGE_LIB_SOURCES: Record<string, string>;
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