import type { RepoManifest } from "../types.js";
import type { FileDisposition, CriticalFlowManifest, CriticalFlowFallbackResult, SurfaceManifest } from "audit-tools/shared";
/**
 * Builds coarse critical-flow coverage from shared path heuristics. These
 * bootstrap flows are intentionally conservative and should be reviewed when a
 * repo uses unconventional naming or layout conventions.
 */
export declare function buildCriticalFlowManifest(repoManifest: RepoManifest, surfaceManifest: SurfaceManifest, disposition?: FileDisposition): CriticalFlowManifest;
/**
 * Upper bound on host-authored fallback flows folded into the manifest — a
 * mechanical run-safety cap (mirrors the edge-reasoning `MAX_REASONED_EDGES`
 * bound) so a malformed/oversized host submission can never blow up the manifest.
 */
export declare const MAX_FALLBACK_FLOWS = 200;
/**
 * Merge a host-authored critical-flow fallback submission into a deterministic
 * manifest — the enrichment the LLM fallback pass produces when the deterministic
 * inference marked itself below the confidence bar. Additive and idempotent:
 * each host flow either UPGRADES an existing flow (same `id`) or ADDS a new one;
 * the merged set is re-sorted by id (stable content-derived order — a manifest
 * array must never carry incidental order) and `fallback_required` is recomputed
 * over the merged flows. Invalid host flows are skipped with a stderr diagnostic
 * (the manifest never throws on a malformed submission). Structure re-runs this
 * on every build off the persisted submission, so it must be a pure function of
 * (deterministic manifest, host submission).
 */
export declare function mergeCriticalFlowFallback(manifest: CriticalFlowManifest, fallback: CriticalFlowFallbackResult): CriticalFlowManifest;
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