import { type Value } from "./Value.js";
import { type Raw_Optional_Value } from "../Raw_Optional_Value.js";
/**
 * Why this type and not use for example 'null | T'?
 * the 'null | T' is vulnerable. If you have a parametrized function 'foo<T>() null | T' and T is null | number,
 * you cannot discern if a return value is null because of the function or because of the data
 * this 'Optional_Value' type makes it possible to have recursive optional types like this: Optional_Value<Optional_Value<number>>
 */
export interface Optional_Value<T extends Value> {
    __optional_value: true;
    __get_raw(): Raw_Optional_Value<T>;
}