/**
 * build-targets — the host's once-per-run construction of `scope.targets`
 * (ADR-0037, generic-targeting-runtime Phase 1).
 *
 * The composition root reads the already-resolved config document, parses the
 * host-owned `targets:` / `globalExcludes:` blocks through the
 * `@opensip-cli/config` Zod field schemas, registers each target into the
 * substrate `TargetRegistry`, and returns a `BoundedTargetResolver` — the
 * additive bounded subtype of the structural scope-slot shape `core` declares
 * — wrapping the registry plus the bound synchronous and cooperative closures,
 * `applyGlobalExcludes`, and the project `globalExcludes`. The CLI bootstrap
 * attaches the result as `scope.targets`,
 * mirroring how `composeAndValidateToolConfig` produces `scope.toolConfig`.
 *
 * The host build is the GENERIC half only: it does NOT validate `checkOverrides`
 * (a check-slug concept) — that cross-validation stays in
 * `@opensip-cli/fitness`'s loader (Phase 2). A run with no config document, or
 * a config document with no `targets:` block, yields `undefined` — exactly like
 * a config-less `toolConfig`.
 */
import { type BoundedTargetMembershipResolver } from '@opensip-cli/core';
/**
 * Build the host's `scope.targets` resolver from the validated config document.
 *
 * Takes the SAME validated document the single sanctioned reader
 * (`composeAndValidateToolConfig`) already produced — this is a pure builder, it
 * never reads the config file itself (ADR-0023: one reader). The host-owned
 * `targets:` / `globalExcludes:` namespaces were strict-validated whole-document
 * by the composed schema; they are re-parsed here through the same field schemas
 * only to recover their narrowed types (idempotent on already-validated data, no
 * I/O), then each target is registered into a substrate `TargetRegistry` and
 * wrapped in a `BoundedTargetResolver` with the bound synchronous and bounded
 * target resolution plus `applyGlobalExcludes` closures.
 *
 * @param args.document The validated config document from
 *   `composeAndValidateToolConfig`, or an empty object for a config-less run.
 * @returns The `BoundedTargetResolver` to attach to `scope.targets`, or `undefined`
 *   when there is no config document or no `targets:` block to resolve.
 */
export declare function buildTargets(args: {
    readonly document: unknown;
}): BoundedTargetMembershipResolver | undefined;
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