/**
 * Recursively walk a React element tree and force every <Text> descendant to
 * use `wrap="truncate"`, so the text can never overflow its parent's width
 * and break a wrapping frame (e.g. the per-row `│ … │` chrome of a Card or
 * SidebarPanelCard).
 *
 * Why this exists: Ink lays out a flex child at the size yoga gives it, but
 * a <Text> that doesn't set `wrap="truncate"` will soft-wrap into a multi-
 * line block when the visible content is wider than the parent. That extra
 * height "punches through" our per-row `│` wrapper — the right bar only sits
 * on the first line, so the wrapped overflow lines are bare and the frame
 * looks broken.
 *
 * The clean fix is to ensure EVERY <Text> in the body has `wrap="truncate"`.
 * Rather than asking every call site to remember that, we walk the rendered
 * tree once before it reaches the Card and rewrite the prop. Box children
 * pass through unchanged (their internal layout is the caller's concern, but
 * they usually contain a single Text row anyway).
 */
import type { ReactNode } from 'react';
export declare function truncateTextChildren(node: ReactNode): ReactNode;
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