import { type RouteEntry } from "./shared.js";
/** The drawer's law — its cap and the refusal that names it — lives with the
    drawer, because `vendo_user_files_put` is a second door onto the same bytes
    and the two must refuse identically. Still named here: this is the door the
    default describes. */
export { UPLOAD_MAX_BYTES } from "../user-files.js";
/**
 * The drop door: one file, raw bytes, into the caller's own drawer.
 *
 * The body IS the file — no multipart, so nothing has to be parsed back out of
 * it and the name rides the query string instead. Being a raw body also puts
 * this door outside the wire's json-mutation CSRF floor (server.ts), which is
 * why it requires {@link UPLOAD_HEADER} instead; the header's own docblock is
 * where that reasoning lives.
 */
export declare const fileRoutes: RouteEntry[];