/**
 * Rendering a page number in an OOXML number format — the browser-side counterpart of the .NET
 * `NumberFormats.Render`, used by the paginator to fill in `[data-field]` page-number markers.
 *
 * Two vocabularies reach this module and both are handled here so callers never have to know which
 * one they hold:
 *
 * - `ST_NumberFormat` tokens (`"lowerRoman"`, …), from a section's `w:pgNumType/@w:fmt` —
 *   stamped on the section wrapper as `data-page-num-fmt`.
 * - Field `\*` general-formatting switch arguments (`"roman"`, `"ROMAN"`, `"alphabetic"`,
 *   `"ALPHABETIC"`, `"Arabic"`), from a field's own instruction — stamped as `data-field-format`.
 *   Case is load-bearing: `roman` is `i, ii, iii` and `ROMAN` is `I, II, III`.
 *
 * An unrecognized token renders as decimal, matching how Word treats a format it does not
 * implement — a page number that reads "12" is wrong in style; one that reads "" is a hole.
 */
/**
 * Render `value` in `format`. `format` may be an `ST_NumberFormat` token or a `\*` switch argument;
 * an absent or unrecognized one renders as decimal.
 */
export declare function formatPageNumber(value: number, format?: string | null): string;
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