/**
 * Runtime Participant Resolver
 *
 * Determines the `webpiecesRuntime` field written per project into
 * architecture/dependencies.json: WHICH @webpieces runtime packages this project's own
 * package.json declares.
 *
 * The runtime graph is built entirely out of webpieces contracts — routes registered through
 * http-routing, clients built through http-client-*, tasks enqueued through cloudtasks-client. A
 * process that declares NONE of those cannot appear on it as anything but a disconnected box: it
 * has no edges by construction and never will. Drawing it says "here is a service in this runtime"
 * about a service that is not in this runtime.
 *
 * DELIBERATELY NOT MARKERS: core-context, core-util, core-mock, winston, gcp-identity. Those are
 * utility/logging/auth-token packages that say nothing about whether a process speaks the webpieces
 * runtime — a NestJS service can and does use them. Two real ones prove it: orders-manager and
 * webhook-proxy-handler are pure NestJS/typeorm services that declare @webpieces/core-context, and
 * both must stay off the runtime drawing. Adding core-context here would silently draw them again.
 *
 * This resolver reports a project's OWN declarations only. Whether a NODE participates is decided
 * in runtime-graph.ts, which ORs this over the node's library closure — a service can legitimately
 * get its whole webpieces stack from a shared bootstrap library and declare nothing itself.
 */
import { ProjectInfo } from './project-info';
/**
 * Declaring one of these means the process speaks the webpieces runtime.
 *
 * Every entry is an actual runtime seam — serving HTTP (http-routing/http-server), calling it
 * (http-client-node/http-client-browser), or queueing work (cloudtasks-client). Nothing here is a
 * utility package; see the file header for why that distinction is the whole point.
 */
export declare const WEBPIECES_RUNTIME_MARKERS: ReadonlyArray<string>;
export declare class RuntimeParticipantResolution {
    /**
     * Marker packages this project's OWN package.json declares, sorted. An empty array means it
     * declares none. `null` means there was no package.json to read at all — UNKNOWN, which is
     * never the same as "declares none" and must not be recorded as a negative.
     */
    readonly markers: string[] | null;
    /** Problem description when resolution failed, otherwise null. */
    readonly problem: string | null;
    constructor(
    /**
     * Marker packages this project's OWN package.json declares, sorted. An empty array means it
     * declares none. `null` means there was no package.json to read at all — UNKNOWN, which is
     * never the same as "declares none" and must not be recorded as a negative.
     */
    markers: string[] | null, 
    /** Problem description when resolution failed, otherwise null. */
    problem: string | null);
}
export declare function resolveRuntimeParticipant(info: ProjectInfo, workspaceRoot: string): RuntimeParticipantResolution;
/**
 * Announce the role:server projects left off the runtime DRAWING for speaking no webpieces runtime
 * package. Shared by generate and validate so a local run and a CI log tell the same story.
 *
 * console.log, never a warning and never a problem: this is intended behavior, and a ⚠️ on every
 * clean run is exactly how a warning stream stops being read. But it is never SILENT either — the
 * omission is the thing #542 was written about, so it always says which projects and why.
 */
export declare function printAutoHiddenServers(autoHidden: string[]): void;