import type { Rule } from 'eslint';
/**
 * ESLint rule: prefer a conditional block over an output tag that renders multiple lines.
 *
 * An output ternary whose branches carry `\n` escapes hides the template's structure inside a
 * string: the markup it produces cannot be seen, indented, or edited as markup.
 *
 * Before:
 *   <%- condition ? 'first\nsecond' : '' %>
 *
 * After:
 *   <% if (condition) { %>first
 *   second<% } %>
 *
 * The branch text is written flush against plain `<% %>` tags rather than laid out inside
 * slurp tags, so the rendered output is byte-for-byte what the output tag produced.
 *
 * This is the counterpart to `prefer-output`, which collapses the opposite case — a wrapper
 * whose content stays on a single line. The two never apply to the same tag: `prefer-output`
 * only produces single-line ternaries, and this rule only reports multiline ones.
 */
export declare const noMultilineOutput: Rule.RuleModule;
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