import type { MessageFormatter } from "../types.js";
/**
 * Basic ICU-style select formatter.
 *
 * Expected message usage (simplified):
 *   {gender, select, male{He} female{She} other{They}}
 *   {gender, select, male {He} female {She} other {They}}
 *
 * Parser passes the raw token/segment list for all arguments to this formatter:
 *   ["male","{",["He"],"}"," ","female","{",["She"],"}"," ","other","{",["They"],"}"]
 *
 * This implementation:
 *  - Scans the argument list for KEY "{" CONTENT "}" patterns
 *  - Builds a mapping { key -> flattened string content }
 *  - Returns mapping[value] if present, else mapping.other, else empty string
 *
 * Limitations (given the current parser behavior):
 *  - Content inside option braces is not further parsed; any nested `{}` or variables
 *    are treated as raw text (because the parser treats them as unmatched delimiters
 *    within transformer arguments). If deeper dynamic behavior is desired later,
 *    the parser would need to recursively parse those segments into message ASTs
 *    and we would need to evaluate them here with access to the runtime context.
 */
export declare const select: MessageFormatter;
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