import { type StoreOps } from "../store.js";
import { type ConformanceSuite } from "./index.js";
export interface StoreOpsConformanceOptions {
    makeOps(): Promise<{
        ops: StoreOps;
        close?(): Promise<void>;
    }>;
    /**
     * A SECOND handle on the same physical store, bound to a different tenant.
     *
     * Supply it and the kit proves the one thing a single handle cannot: that a
     * mount serving many tenants out of one database keeps them apart. Leave it
     * off — as a single-tenant store must, having no second tenant to hand out —
     * and those cases report as OMITTED rather than passing, so "this store has
     * no tenants" and "this store's tenants are isolated" never read alike.
     *
     * The two handles must share their backing store. Two independent stores
     * are trivially isolated and prove nothing, which is why this is a separate
     * option and not a second `makeOps()` call.
     */
    makeNeighbour?(ops: StoreOps): Promise<{
        ops: StoreOps;
        close?(): Promise<void>;
    }>;
}
export declare function storeOpsConformance(opts: StoreOpsConformanceOptions): ConformanceSuite;