import type { ModelGraph } from "../loader/model-graph.js";
import type { Violation } from "./types.js";
/**
 * The two-tier crux match itself, extracted so `verified_by`'s text anchors
 * (schema `TestTextAnchor`) run the SAME matcher rather than a second one that
 * could drift from it — the two features make the same promise to the author
 * ("this text is still in that file"), so they must agree on what that means.
 *   1. exact substring of the raw text;
 *   2. whitespace-stripped substring — survives re-indentation and reflow.
 */
export declare function fileContainsCruxText(content: string, text: string): boolean;
/**
 * Check that every `crux[].text` still appears in its anchored file
 * (Proposal 013 B2). Two-tier matching:
 *   1. Exact substring match of the raw `text` in the file content.
 *   2. Whitespace-normalized match (both sides trimmed per line, internal
 *      whitespace collapsed) — survives pure formatting changes.
 *
 * Always a warning, never promoted by `--strict-anchors` — same posture
 * as anchor-symbol, for the same reason: text matching's false-negative
 * rate on legitimate refactors must stay cheap.
 *
 * Also validates that each crux's `anchor` references one of the node's
 * own `anchors` (referential integrity within the node).
 */
export declare function checkAnchorCrux(graph: ModelGraph, repoRoot: string): Promise<Violation[]>;
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