/**
 * The three `peaks cron` action handlers (init / list / run) — moved VERBATIM
 * out of `cron-commands.ts` (job strict-remediation-abc, slice
 * c1-eslint-family-sweep, leaf c3w1-cron-commands) so the registration file
 * clears the `max-lines-per-function` findings.
 *
 * NOTHING was restructured: same predicate order inside the due/nextDueAt
 * annotation (`e.enabled && (e.lastRunAt === null || now - e.lastRunAt >=
 * e.intervalMs)`, with `>=` exactly as it was), same `process.exitCode = 1`
 * points, same emitted message text, same sort. The run action's 66-line body
 * was further split into `runCronTasks` / `runTargets` / `printRunOutcome`
 * purely to cross the function-length line; ordering is unchanged.
 *
 * One dead local was not copied: `const now = Date.now();` inside the run
 * action was never read (it carried a `no-unused-vars` baseline ERROR on the
 * original file). Removing an unread, effect-free assignment changes no branch,
 * throw, exit code, or emitted byte — and a new sibling must be clean outright.
 *
 * ONE thing has since been restructured, and it is not the verbatim move above:
 * own fold-and-write (a `runTargets` that built the next file from the snapshot
 * read before the runs, stamping every record including killed ones) with the
 * scheduler's `persistLastRunAt`, so one rule and one write-time re-read cover
 * all three `lastRunAt` writers. The `ran` / `records` envelope, the exit-code
 * branch and every emitted message are unchanged; what changed on disk is that a
 * killed run no longer advances `lastRunAt` here, and that entries another writer
 * added mid-run are no longer reverted. The rule is in
 * `cron-scheduler-persist.ts`.
 */
import { type ProgramIO } from '../cli-helpers.js';
export declare function handleCronInit(io: ProgramIO, options: {
    project?: string;
    json?: boolean;
}): void;
export declare function handleCronList(io: ProgramIO, options: {
    project?: string;
    json?: boolean;
}): void;
export declare function handleCronRun(io: ProgramIO, options: {
    id?: string;
    project?: string;
    json?: boolean;
}): void;