/**
 * dsh-widgets — the `calendar` rich block (the 日历 card's month grid).
 *
 * WHAT IT DRAWS. The owner's reference card, in the product's own type ladder: the
 * month caption, the seven weekday headers, then the weeks — weekend/holiday days
 * in the brand blue, today as a filled blue badge, the neighbouring months' days
 * dimmed and only when the card asked for them. The GRID is the widget's (see
 * `CalendarRich`); this file only lays it out, so the calendar's "which day is it"
 * logic is one pure function away from a test and the offline render snapshot can
 * verify the grid rather than a drawing of it.
 *
 * THE 2×4 VARIANT (the same block, twice as wide). A month grid is square by nature
 * — stretching seven columns across a 2×4 would give each day a ~36px cell for an
 * 11px digit, which reads as a table, not a calendar. So the wide card keeps the
 * SQUARE grid on the left at the block's own height and spends the extra width on
 * the AGENDA column (the DSH scheduled tasks the widget folded into `agenda`). The
 * switch is WIDTH-driven, not size-driven: the renderer is handed the card's real
 * pixel width by `CardBody`, so a magnified 2×2 (a wider box) cannot be mistaken for
 * a 2×4 and the block needs no second code path to keep in step with the rail.
 *
 * WHY EVERY ROW IS AN EXPLICIT PX HEIGHT. The 2×2 tile is a FIXED box and a card
 * that overflows it is a defect the rail makes visible with a red outline
 * (`CardBody`'s tile-fits guard). A `1fr` grid would size its rows from whatever
 * height the flex column happened to hand it, so a month with SIX weeks would
 * either squeeze the text or push the card past the tile. Computing the row height
 * here — from the same box height the card's own budget is derived from — makes
 * the layout exact at every scale and every week count:
 *
 *   12(pad) + [120] + 12(pad) = 144 ≤ 150  at scale 1,
 *   and the identical identity at any other scale, because the pad and this box
 *   scale together. The card carries NO TITLE (docs/design/CARD-TITLE-STANDARD.md,
 *   T1) — its month caption lives inside this block — which is exactly what buys
 *   the extra 24px: a 6-week month used to get 11px rows, and now gets 15px.
 */
import * as React from 'react';
import type { CalendarRich } from '../../lib/contract/types';
/**
 * The month grid.
 *
 * @param calendar - the widget's payload (see `CalendarRich`).
 * @param scale - `unit / BASE_SIDE`, the card's own scale factor.
 * @param width - the card's body width in px (a 2×4 is ~2× a 2×2); absent = the
 *   block's own square box, i.e. the single-column layout.
 */
export declare function MonthGrid({ calendar, scale, width }: {
    calendar: CalendarRich;
    scale: number;
    width?: number;
}): React.ReactElement;