/**
 * The KONECK mark, as a terminal can draw it.
 *
 * Converted from kk.png rather than drawn by hand, so it is the real mark: two mirrored K's whose
 * arms meet in the middle. Half-block characters give two pixel rows per text row, which is what
 * makes the diagonals read as diagonals instead of a staircase.
 *
 * The ASCII version exists for the same reason the glyph set does — the Windows console has a
 * font that cannot draw everything, and a logo rendered as a column of replacement boxes is worse
 * than no logo. Blocks are in the classic code page, so they are the safer half of that set, but
 * anyone forcing ASCII has said what they want.
 */
/**
 * Half-block art, 34 columns by 6 rows.
 *
 * Cropped to the stems' cap height, which is the fix for a complaint made three times: the arms
 * in the source mark rise above the stems, so the top and bottom rows held nothing but two arm
 * tips floating clear of everything else. Symmetry was not the problem — both K's were provably
 * mirrored — and testing for symmetry is why it took three tries to see. Rasterising the art and
 * counting connected components is the test that finds this: the mark must be exactly two shapes,
 * with no cell of either one detached from its stem.
 *
 * The lower half is the upper half mirrored rather than what the conversion produced, which was
 * a pixel out of true and read as lopsided. A K is symmetric about its own middle.
 */
export declare const LOGO_BLOCKS: readonly string[];
/**
 * The same shape in characters every terminal has.
 *
 * Generated from the same pixels rather than transcribed by hand, so a hand-drawn version cannot
 * drift from the mark the moment either is edited.
 *
 * One character for every inked cell, whole or half. Using " and _ for the halves was closer to a
 * half-block in principle and wrong in practice: an underscore reads as a direction, so the arm
 * tips carried a dash pointing away from the letter.
 */
export declare const LOGO_ASCII: readonly string[];
/** How wide the logo needs the terminal to be before it is worth drawing. */
export declare const LOGO_MIN_COLUMNS = 38;
/**
 * The logo for this terminal, or nothing when it will not fit.
 *
 * A logo that wraps is not a logo, and on a narrow terminal the wordmark alone says the same
 * thing without costing seven rows of a screen that has none to spare.
 */
export declare function logoFor(columns: number, ascii?: boolean): readonly string[];
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