import type { Rule } from 'eslint';
/**
 * ESLint rule: ensure `<%_ … _%>` tags are on their own line.
 *
 * A whitespace-slurping `<%_ … _%>` tag that appears inline after other
 * content on the same line will not behave as intended — the leading
 * whitespace/newline of that line will not be eaten.  This rule detects
 * such tags and offers an autofix that inserts a newline immediately
 * before the tag.
 *
 * The processor marks such tags with the `slurp-not-standalone` type.
 * Apply this rule **after** `prefer-slurping-codeonly` / `experimental-prefer-slurp-multiline`
 * and **before** `indent` in your ESLint config.
 *
 * ```ejs
 * <!-- ✗ violation: slurp tag is inline after other content -->
 * some text<%_ doWork(); _%>
 *
 * <!-- ✓ fixed: slurp tag on its own line -->
 * some text
 * <%_ doWork(); _%>
 * ```
 */
export declare const slurpNewline: Rule.RuleModule;
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