export interface ParsedTarget {
    openId?: string;
    unionId?: string;
    email?: string;
    name?: string;
}
export interface ParsedTargets {
    targets: ParsedTarget[];
    /** Lines that could not be classified (not an email / ou_ / on_). */
    invalid: string[];
}
/**
 * Parse the editor text into targets. One entry per line; an optional trailing
 * `# comment` is treated as a human label (kept as a name fallback). For
 * backward compatibility a body that starts with `[` is parsed as the old JSON
 * array shape.
 *
 *  - `ou_...`  → openId
 *  - `on_...`  → unionId
 *  - `a@b.com` → email (resolved to an openId server-side on save)
 *  - anything else → `invalid` (a bare name can't be resolved)
 */
export declare function parseSubstituteTargets(text: string): ParsedTargets;
/**
 * Render stored/resolved targets back into editor text — one human-readable
 * entry per line. Prefers email (most recognizable), falls back to the id, and
 * appends `# name` when a display name is known.
 */
export declare function formatSubstituteTargets(mode: unknown): string;
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