/**
 * HTML inline-script extractor.
 *
 * Produces an "offset-preserving blank" of an HTML file: a string of the SAME
 * length as the input in which every character outside an inline `<script>` body
 * is replaced by a space (newlines preserved), and the inline JavaScript bodies
 * are kept verbatim at their exact positions.
 *
 * Feeding this blanked string to the existing JavaScript call-graph extractor
 * makes tree-sitter parse only the script islands, at their true offsets, so the
 * resulting nodes' start/end offsets and line numbers map back to the HTML file
 * without the extractor needing any HTML awareness (decision 5b38bad2).
 *
 * Only inline scripts that are JavaScript are kept: `text/javascript`,
 * `application/javascript`, `module`, ecmascript, or no `type`. `application/json`,
 * `importmap`, templating types, and external (`src=`) scripts are blanked out.
 *
 * Parsing is a linear open-tag scan plus an `indexOf` for the close tag — NOT a
 * single backtracking regex — so a file full of unterminated `<script` tags
 * cannot drive the matcher into quadratic blow-up (the previous combined regex
 * scanned to EOF per open tag → O(N²) on malformed input).
 */
/** True if a `<script>`'s attribute string denotes inline JavaScript we should index. */
export declare function isInlineJsScript(attrs: string): boolean;
/**
 * Return an offset-preserving blank of `content` exposing only inline JS bodies,
 * or `null` when the file contains no qualifying inline script (so callers can
 * skip it cheaply).
 *
 * The returned string has the same length as `content`; every position outside a
 * kept script body is a space, except `\n` which is preserved so line numbers
 * align with the original file.
 */
export declare function extractHtmlScripts(content: string): string | null;
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