import { DesiredAssignment } from './model.js';
import { Finding } from './finding.js';
/** One file's text turned into the model, with everything the three stages had to say. */
export type CheckedFile = {
    assignments: DesiredAssignment[];
    findings: Finding[];
};
/**
 * Process one file's text through parse, validate, and normalize. Takes the text rather than
 * the path, because reading a file is I/O and this layer does none: the caller in `services/`
 * owns the disk, the same way it already owns the disk on the way back out through export.
 * The file name is carried only so a finding can say where it came from.
 */
export declare function checkContent(text: string, file: string): CheckedFile;
/**
 * Merge every checked file into one model by union, keeping the first spelling of each
 * (assignee, kind, target). Two files granting the same target to the same user describe one
 * assignment, so declaring it twice is not an error and must not be applied twice.
 */
export declare function mergeAssignments(checked: CheckedFile[]): DesiredAssignment[];
/** Every finding the checked files raised, in the order the files were read. */
export declare function mergeFindings(checked: CheckedFile[]): Finding[];
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