import type { IconSet } from '../../types/icon.types';
/**
 * Classic icon pack — the sort arrows and the overflow glyph, nothing else.
 *
 * Classic is the default skin and deliberately has no icon opinion: every other
 * name falls through to `coreIcons`, which is what keeps this file from turning
 * into a fifth full pack that has to be maintained alongside the rest.
 *
 * The two sort glyphs it does override are the ones that carry the theme's
 * reference point. `coreIcons` draws sort direction as an Octicon — a stepped
 * bar chart with an
 * arrow beside it — which reads as "sorting" the verb, an affordance you could
 * click. AG Grid, which this skin is pitched against, marks a sorted column with
 * a single bare arrow: the column *is* ascending, so the glyph is a direction,
 * not a control. At the 14px the header draws it, the bars are also the first
 * thing to turn to mush, while an arrow stays legible.
 *
 * Drawn on the same geometry as the core chevrons — 16px box, 1.5px stroke,
 * round caps and joins — so the header's sort arrow, its menu chevron and the
 * pagination arrows all read as one family.
 *
 * `sortNone` is intentionally absent: the base stylesheet leaves the sort icon
 * at `opacity: 0` until a column is actually sorted, so classic never paints it.
 */
export declare const classicIcons: IconSet;
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