/**
 * Static-analysis bridge: maps each cycle pattern in the catalog to the
 * SwiftLint rule (or other static analyzer) that *would* have caught it
 * at parse time, OR explicitly notes when no static rule exists yet.
 *
 * Reinforces the differentiator: memorydetective sees the *runtime evidence*
 * (the actual cycle in a memgraph) where compilers and linters miss it
 * because the cycle's existence requires runtime conditions (closure
 * actually outlives owner, AsyncSequence actually never terminates, etc.).
 *
 * Sources:
 * - SwiftLint rules: https://realm.github.io/SwiftLint/rule-directory.html
 * - SwiftLint open-but-unshipped @escaping rule (8 years old):
 *   https://github.com/realm/SwiftLint/issues/776
 * - Swift compiler nested-closure [weak self] warning (partial fix):
 *   https://github.com/swiftlang/swift/issues/72391 — PR #77063
 */
export interface StaticAnalysisHint {
    /** SwiftLint rule identifier, or null when no rule exists. */
    rule: string | null;
    /** URL to the rule docs OR the open issue tracking the gap. */
    url: string | null;
    /** Plain-English explanation of the relationship. */
    explanation: string;
}
/** Returns the static-analysis hint for a given pattern, or null if unknown. */
export declare function getStaticAnalysisHint(patternId: string): StaticAnalysisHint | null;
/** All known pattern ids that have hints. Used in tests for coverage assertion. */
export declare function knownHintPatternIds(): string[];