/**
 * Offset-preserving text scans over `<script>` content, shared by the parser
 * (import/reserved-name diagnostics) and the server-side snippet compiler
 * (import rewriting, import extraction). Everything here works on plain
 * strings — no filesystem, no node APIs — so it is safe in editor tooling.
 */
/**
 * Blank out the contents of comments, string literals, and template literals
 * (offset- and newline-preserving), so import-shaped or declaration-shaped
 * text inside them never matches downstream regexes. String and template
 * delimiters are kept; template `${…}` interpolations are blanked with the
 * rest of the literal — an import statement can't legally live inside one.
 * Pragmatic by design: regex literals are not lexed, so a quote inside one
 * (`/['"]/`) can over-blank the code that follows until the next quote.
 */
export declare function scrubScriptText(source: string): string;
/** A name bound by a declaration, with its offsets in the source. */
export interface DeclaredBinding {
    name: string;
    start: number;
    end: number;
}
/**
 * The names declared by `const`/`let`/`var` (identifier or destructuring
 * pattern, including renames and rest) and by `function`/`class`, with their
 * offsets. Comments and string/template contents are scrubbed first, so
 * declaration-shaped text inside them never matches. Pragmatic scope: only
 * the first declarator of a multi-declarator list is seen, and declarations
 * nested in function bodies are reported like top-level ones (matching the
 * previous keyword-regex behavior).
 */
export declare function declaredBindings(source: string): DeclaredBinding[];