/**
 * Single-file, dependency-free HTML rendering of the atlas.
 *
 * The WebUI's CodeMap is the interactive view, but it needs a running server, a
 * built index and a browser pointed at localhost. This is the other half: one
 * file you can attach to a pull request, publish as a CI artifact, or mail to
 * somebody who will never install the toolchain.
 *
 * ## Why it embeds rather than fetches
 *
 * A page that fetches `atlas.json` beside it does not work from `file://` in
 * any modern browser — the request is a cross-origin one to a null origin. The
 * data is inlined as JSON so a double-click opens a working map.
 *
 * ## Why the layout is computed here, not in the page
 *
 * A force simulation in the page would make the same input produce a slightly
 * different picture on every open. Positions are computed once, deterministic
 * given the document, so two exports of the same index are byte-identical and
 * a committed export diffs meaningfully.
 */
import type { AtlasDocument } from './atlas-types.js';
/** Packages drawn on the canvas. Beyond this the picture stops being readable. */
export declare const EXPORT_PACKAGE_LIMIT = 40;
/** Files listed in the ranked table. */
export declare const EXPORT_FILE_LIMIT = 120;
export interface AtlasExportOptions {
    /** Repository name shown in the header. */
    projectName?: string | undefined;
}
/**
 * Render the atlas as one self-contained HTML document.
 *
 * Deterministic: the same {@link AtlasDocument} always produces the same bytes,
 * with no timestamp, no random ids and no measurement of the host.
 */
export declare function renderAtlasHtml(document: AtlasDocument, options?: AtlasExportOptions): string;
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