/**
 * Recognize URLs that are SLICC's own app shell rather than a page the user
 * is browsing.
 *
 * Two independent reasons these must be excluded from the tray's tab list and
 * from teleport:
 *
 *  1. **Capability leak.** A float's own URL carries `bridgeToken` — the token
 *     that authorizes driving its local CDP bridge. Teleporting that tab
 *     copies the token into another machine's browser (and its history).
 *     `tray=` likewise carries the join URL, which is itself a capability.
 *  2. **Nonsense destination.** The app shell is the thing you are looking at,
 *     not something to open a second copy of; on the same machine a copy
 *     would boot a second UI against the same bridge.
 *
 * Deliberately narrow on the hosted origins: `sliccy.ai/docs/...` is an
 * ordinary page a user may well want to move, so only app-shell paths match.
 * The Swift mirror of this rule is `BrowserTargets.isSliccAppPage`.
 */
export interface SliccAppUrlOptions {
    /**
     * Extra origins known to serve the SLICC UI — typically the calling float's
     * own `location.origin`, which in development is a local wrangler
     * (`http://localhost:8787`) rather than a hosted origin.
     */
    selfOrigins?: readonly string[];
}
/** True when this URL is SLICC's own UI (and so must never be teleported). */
export declare function isSliccAppUrl(rawUrl: string, options?: SliccAppUrlOptions): boolean;
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