/**
 * UI element scoring rules, extracted from `ui-parser.ts`.
 *
 * The scoring table used to be 7 inline `if/else` branches with raw magic
 * numbers. Hoisting it into a declarative array makes A/B-ing the weights
 * trivial and the unit tests self-documenting.
 *
 * Rules run top-to-bottom; the first match wins. Returning `null` means
 * "no match" and the next rule is tried.
 */
import type { UiElement } from "./ui-parser.js";
export interface ScoringInput {
    /** lower-cased element.text */
    text: string;
    /** lower-cased element.contentDesc */
    contentDesc: string;
    /** lower-cased short resource id, underscores replaced with spaces */
    id: string;
    /** lower-cased query string */
    desc: string;
    /** original element for reason strings */
    element: UiElement;
}
export interface ScoringHit {
    score: number;
    reason: string;
}
export interface ScoringRule {
    match: (i: ScoringInput) => ScoringHit | null;
}
/** Boost applied on top of any positive score when the element is clickable. */
export declare const CLICKABLE_BOOST = 10;
export declare const DEFAULT_SCORING_RULES: ReadonlyArray<ScoringRule>;
export declare function scoreElement(input: ScoringInput, rules?: ReadonlyArray<ScoringRule>): ScoringHit;
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