/**
 * The words a `:::figure` says in its own edition (#935): its `alt`,
 * `caption` and `note`, from the fence's attributes or from `::alt[…]`,
 * `::caption[…]` and `::note[…]` lines, take the place of the resource's
 * (`altText`, `caption`, `note`) for the pages of that chapter. The
 * resource keeps one picture and one list of anchors; each Markdown file
 * brings the words of its language.
 */
import type { ContentBlock, FigureWordKind } from '../parse/types.js';
import type { Resource } from '../types.js';
/** What a figure says, by the resource field it replaces. */
export type FigureWordOverride = Partial<Pick<Resource, 'altText' | 'caption' | 'note'>>;
/**
 * The words of the `:::figure` blocks of `blocks`, by resource id. A
 * resource set by two figures takes the words of the first.
 */
export declare function figureWordOverrides(blocks: readonly ContentBlock[]): Map<string, FigureWordOverride>;
/** A later figure of a resource that gives words the pages do not show. */
export interface FigureWordConflict {
    resourceId: string;
    /** The words it gives that differ from the first figure's, or that the
     *  first figure left unsaid (and so are not shown either). */
    words: FigureWordKind[];
    /** The source range, in `blocks`' own text, of the first of those words. */
    start: number;
    end: number;
}
/**
 * The figures that give words to a resource an earlier figure of the same
 * `blocks` already gave words to (#986): the pages show the first figure's,
 * so the later figure's words are dropped. A figure that says the same
 * words, or none, is no conflict.
 */
export declare function figureWordConflicts(blocks: readonly ContentBlock[]): FigureWordConflict[];
/** `resources` with the figures' own words applied; the same array when no
 *  figure gives any, and the resources a figure leaves alone as they are. */
export declare function withFigureWords(resources: readonly Resource[], blocks: readonly ContentBlock[]): Resource[];
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