/**
 * Parse run-time CLI flags from the argv slice that comes AFTER the scraper id.
 *
 * Supported shapes (only these two):
 *   --key=value
 *   --key value
 *
 * Bare flags (--verbose with no value) are NOT supported. Use --verbose=true if you
 * need a boolean — scrapers parse their own arg types from raw strings.
 *
 * Reserved flags (consumed by the framework, never visible to scrapers):
 *   --out=<name>        stable filename leaf for results, overrides timestamp default
 *   --concurrency=<n>   task-queue concurrency (default 3)
 *   --rpm=<n>           per-domain requests per minute (default 30)
 *   --min-delay=<ms>    minimum delay between requests to a domain (default 2000)
 *
 * @throws Error on unknown positional, bare flags, or empty --out=
 */
/**
 * Reserved flag names. Adding an entry here automatically updates both the
 * `ReservedFlags` map type and the runtime membership check — single source
 * of truth. To add a new reserved flag, append to this tuple and nothing else.
 */
declare const RESERVED_FLAG_NAMES: readonly ["out", "concurrency", "rpm", "min-delay"];
type ReservedFlagName = (typeof RESERVED_FLAG_NAMES)[number];
type ReservedFlags = Partial<Record<ReservedFlagName, string>>;
export interface ParsedRunArgs {
    readonly reserved: ReservedFlags;
    readonly args: Record<string, string>;
}
export declare function parseRunArgs(argv: readonly string[]): ParsedRunArgs;
export {};