/**
 * Typed scope recertification contract (T2.3). Fail-closed validator with explicit exported types,
 * no unknown payload, and field-specific rejection paths mirroring the remediation protocol style.
 */
import type { ScopeRecertificationV1 } from '../types';
/**
 * Commitment of a certification record, bound to the chain head it certifies.
 *
 * `certificationId` IS part of the commitment. It is assigned by the publisher and never derived
 * from the hash, so including it creates no cycle — while excluding it would let two certificates
 * with different ids share one commitment, so an anchor could name C-001 and be satisfied by the
 * bytes of C-002. That is the E3 lesson applied to certification.
 */
export declare function certificationCommitment(cert: ScopeRecertificationV1): string;
/** Validate a complete certification record (T2.3, AC1-2). */
export declare function validateScopeRecertification(value: unknown, path: string): string[];
/** Validate that a certification record matches expected commitment in an anchor. */
export declare function validateCertificationCommitment(cert: ScopeRecertificationV1, expectedCommitment: string, path: string): string[];
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