import type * as CSS from 'csstype';
import React from 'react';
import ComponentStyle from './models/ComponentStyle';
import { DefaultTheme } from './models/ThemeProvider';
import createWarnTooManyClasses from './utils/createWarnTooManyClasses';
import type { SupportedHTMLElements } from './utils/domElements';
export { CSS, DefaultTheme, SupportedHTMLElements };
export interface ExoticComponentWithDisplayName<P extends BaseObject = {}> extends React.ExoticComponent<P> {
    defaultProps?: Partial<P> | undefined;
    displayName?: string | undefined;
}
/**
 * Use this type to disambiguate between a styled-component instance
 * and a StyleFunction or any other type of function.
 */
export type StyledComponentBrand = {
    readonly _sc: symbol;
};
export type BaseObject = {};
export type OmitNever<T> = {
    [K in keyof T as T[K] extends never ? never : K]: T[K];
};
export type FastOmit<T extends BaseObject, U extends string | number | symbol> = {
    [K in keyof T as K extends U ? never : K]: T[K];
};
export type Runtime = 'web' | 'native';
export type AnyComponent<P extends BaseObject = any> = ExoticComponentWithDisplayName<P> | React.ComponentType<P>;
export type KnownTarget = SupportedHTMLElements | AnyComponent;
export type WebTarget = (string & {}) | KnownTarget;
export type NativeTarget = AnyComponent;
export type StyledTarget<R extends Runtime> = R extends 'web' ? WebTarget : NativeTarget;
export interface StyledOptions<R extends Runtime, Props extends BaseObject> {
    attrs?: Attrs<Props>[] | undefined;
    componentId?: (R extends 'web' ? string : never) | undefined;
    displayName?: string | undefined;
    parentComponentId?: (R extends 'web' ? string : never) | undefined;
    shouldForwardProp?: ShouldForwardProp<R> | undefined;
}
export type Dict<T = any> = {
    [key: string]: T;
};
/**
 * This type is intended for when data attributes are composed via
 * the `.attrs` API:
 *
 * ```tsx
 * styled.div.attrs<DataAttributes>({ 'data-testid': 'foo' })``
 * ```
 *
 * Would love to figure out how to support this natively without having to
 * manually compose the type, but haven't figured out a way to do so yet that
 * doesn't cause specificity loss (see `test/types.tsx` if you attempt to embed
 * `DataAttributes` directly in the `Attrs<>` type.)
 */
export type DataAttributes = {
    [key: `data-${string}`]: any;
};
export type ExecutionProps = {
    /**
     * Dynamically adjust the rendered component or HTML tag, e.g.
     * ```
     * const StyledButton = styled.button``
     *
     * <StyledButton as="a" href="/foo">
     *   I'm an anchor now
     * </StyledButton>
     * ```
     */
    as?: KnownTarget | undefined;
    forwardedAs?: KnownTarget | undefined;
    theme?: DefaultTheme | undefined;
};
/**
 * ExecutionProps but with `theme` narrowed from optional to required.
 *
 * Note: in RSC environments where ThemeProvider is a no-op,
 * `theme` will be `undefined` at runtime.
 */
export interface ExecutionContext extends ExecutionProps {
    theme: DefaultTheme;
}
export interface StyleFunction<Props extends BaseObject> {
    (executionContext: ExecutionContext & Props): Interpolation<Props>;
}
export type Interpolation<Props extends BaseObject> = StyleFunction<Props> | StyledObject<Props> | TemplateStringsArray | string | number | false | undefined | null | Keyframes | StyledComponentBrand | RuleSet<Props>;
export type Attrs<Props extends BaseObject = BaseObject> = (ExecutionProps & Partial<Props>) | ((props: ExecutionContext & Props) => ExecutionProps & Partial<Props>);
export type RuleSet<Props extends BaseObject = BaseObject> = Interpolation<Props>[];
export type Styles<Props extends BaseObject> = TemplateStringsArray | StyledObject<Props> | StyleFunction<Props>;
export type NameGenerator = (hash: number) => string;
export interface StyleSheet {
    create: Function;
}
export interface Keyframes {
    id: string;
    name: string;
    rules: string;
}
export interface Flattener<Props extends BaseObject> {
    (chunks: Interpolation<Props>[], executionContext: object | null | undefined, styleSheet: StyleSheet | null | undefined): Interpolation<Props>[];
}
export interface Stringifier {
    (css: string, selector?: string | undefined, prefix?: string | undefined, componentId?: string | undefined): string[];
    hash: string;
}
export interface ShouldForwardProp<R extends Runtime> {
    (prop: string, elementToBeCreated: StyledTarget<R>): boolean;
}
export interface CommonStatics<out R extends Runtime, in out Props extends BaseObject> {
    attrs: Attrs<Props>[];
    target: StyledTarget<R>;
    shouldForwardProp?: ShouldForwardProp<R> | undefined;
}
export interface IStyledStatics<out R extends Runtime, in out OuterProps extends BaseObject> extends CommonStatics<R, OuterProps> {
    componentStyle: R extends 'web' ? ComponentStyle : never;
    foldedComponentIds: R extends 'web' ? string : never;
    inlineStyle: R extends 'native' ? InstanceType<IInlineStyleConstructor<OuterProps>> : never;
    target: StyledTarget<R>;
    styledComponentId: R extends 'web' ? string : never;
    warnTooManyClasses?: (R extends 'web' ? ReturnType<typeof createWarnTooManyClasses> : never) | undefined;
}
/** ExecutionProps sans as/forwardedAs, pre-resolved so call sites relate against a concrete interface. */
interface ThemedExecutionProps {
    theme?: DefaultTheme | undefined;
}
/**
 * Props of a render target, for `as` / `forwardedAs`.
 *
 * One distributive conditional, never two nested, and tags resolve by indexed
 * access rather than `React.ComponentPropsWithRef`. Both are load-bearing: this
 * shape is the #5767 fix, and nesting a `T extends KnownTarget` check around it
 * costs ~4x the check time. The `AnyComponent` arm doubles as that test, and
 * every non-target falls through to `{}`.
 *
 * The `style` widening happens here, once per target, rather than at every JSX
 * call site -- directly via {@link WithCSSVars} on the intrinsic arm, which
 * needs no guard, and via {@link OverrideStyle} on the component arm, which
 * does. See docs/type-performance.md before changing any of it.
 *
 * `R` carries the runtime so the widening stays web-only; it is deliberately
 * undefaulted, since a default is what would let a native call site pick up web
 * CSS by omission.
 */
export type TargetProps<R extends Runtime, T> = T extends keyof React.JSX.IntrinsicElements ? IntrinsicProps<T> : T extends AnyComponent ? ComponentTargetProps<R, T> : {};
/**
 * True when an application has augmented `React.HTMLAttributes` with a `data-*`
 * template-literal index signature, the common pattern for allowing arbitrary
 * data attributes. Detected by testing whether {@link DataAttributes}' key is
 * already a key of a stock intrinsic element.
 *
 * Scope is exactly `data-${string}`: an `aria-${string}` or other custom-prefix
 * template augmentation is not detected and still hits the {@link WithCSSVars}
 * path (#5796). `data-*` is the dominant augmentation, so the narrow probe buys
 * the common case; widening it means OR-ing another literal prefix in here.
 */
type IntrinsicElementsHaveDataIndex = keyof DataAttributes extends keyof React.JSX.IntrinsicElements['div'] ? true : false;
/**
 * {@link WithCSSVars} for the augmented intrinsic path. Identical widening, but
 * filters `style` with {@link FastOmit}'s mapped-type `as` clause instead of the
 * built-in `Omit`. `Omit<P, 'style'>` is `Pick<P, Exclude<keyof P, 'style'>>`,
 * and distributing that `Exclude` over a template-literal key across every
 * intrinsic element exceeds TypeScript's union complexity limit (#5796);
 * `FastOmit` drops the key without the distribution.
 *
 * Kept off the normal path: `FastOmit` costs materially more instantiations at
 * that scale, and the union `style` member (mirroring {@link WithCSSVars}) is
 * what preserves the declaration-site relation a plain intersection regresses.
 */
type WithCSSVarsForDataIndex<P extends BaseObject> = FastOmit<P, 'style'> & {
    style?: CSSPropertiesWithVars | (P[keyof P & 'style'] & {}) | undefined;
};
/**
 * Props of an HTML or SVG tag.
 *
 * Both branches of {@link TargetProps} are named rather than inlined, so a
 * component's type reads as `Substituted<IntrinsicProps<"button">, { … }>`
 * instead of the full expansion of every tag attribute. See {@link WithCSSVars}
 * for why a conditional's inline branch cannot keep a name.
 *
 * Applies {@link WithCSSVars} directly except under a `data-*` augmentation,
 * where {@link WithCSSVarsForDataIndex} avoids the `Omit` that would blow the
 * union complexity limit. The probe is a global constant, so the common path is
 * untouched.
 */
type IntrinsicProps<T extends keyof React.JSX.IntrinsicElements> = IntrinsicElementsHaveDataIndex extends true ? WithCSSVarsForDataIndex<React.JSX.IntrinsicElements[T]> : WithCSSVars<React.JSX.IntrinsicElements[T]>;
/**
 * Props of a component render target. Named for the same reason as {@link IntrinsicProps}.
 *
 * The `style` widening is web-only: a React Native `style` takes a `ViewStyle`,
 * which carries neither web CSS nor custom properties. This is the only seam that
 * knows the runtime, which is why the gate sits here rather than inside
 * {@link OverrideStyle}. The conditional is over `Runtime` -- two members, concrete
 * at every entry point -- never over the target union.
 */
type ComponentTargetProps<R extends Runtime, T extends AnyComponent> = R extends 'web' ? OverrideStyle<React.ComponentPropsWithRef<T>> : React.ComponentPropsWithRef<T>;
/**
 * Used by PolymorphicComponent to define prop override cascading order.
 */
export type PolymorphicComponentProps<R extends Runtime, BaseProps extends BaseObject, AsTarget extends StyledTarget<R> | (BaseProps extends {
    as?: infer A;
} ? A : never) | void, ForwardedAsTarget extends StyledTarget<R> | void, AsTargetProps extends BaseObject = TargetProps<R, AsTarget>, ForwardedAsTargetProps extends BaseObject = TargetProps<R, ForwardedAsTarget>> = NoInfer<FastOmit<MergeProps<BaseProps, Substitute<ForwardedAsTargetProps, AsTargetProps>>, keyof ExecutionProps>> & ThemedExecutionProps & {
    as?: AsTarget;
    forwardedAs?: ForwardedAsTarget;
};
/**
 * Resolves the call-site props for one usage of a polymorphic component from its
 * `as` / `forwardedAs` targets. An `as` render target has its props merged over
 * the base props and requires `as`; plain usage (or `as` being the wrapped
 * component's own non-target type, e.g. Next.js Link's `as?: Url`) reaches
 * {@link PolymorphicComponentProps} not at all, so the base props stay untouched
 * and ref callbacks infer with spread props (#5687), the wrapped `as` stays
 * assignable (#5734), and BaseProps keys keep completing (#5741). `forwardedAs`
 * merges the same way, and loses to `as` where both name a target.
 *
 * The target test is `string | AnyComponent`, not `KnownTarget`: narrowing it
 * drops custom element strings (`as="my-element"`) out of the target branch.
 *
 * Load-bearing shape, do not simplify: two conditionals with `unknown` sibling
 * branches (not one three-way conditional), a leading flat `{ as?; forwardedAs? }`
 * member, and positive `extends [string | AnyComponent]` discriminants. Collapsing
 * the conditionals, dropping the flat member, or using a `[void]` discriminant
 * each regress plain-call-site cost, `as`-target completion, or ref-callback
 * inference (#5687) respectively.
 */
type PolymorphicCallProps<R extends Runtime, BaseProps extends BaseObject, AsTarget extends StyledTarget<R> | (BaseProps extends {
    as?: infer A;
} ? A : never) | void, ForwardedAsTarget extends StyledTarget<R> | void> = {
    as?: AsTarget | undefined;
    forwardedAs?: ForwardedAsTarget | undefined;
} & ([
    AsTarget
] extends [string | AnyComponent] ? PolymorphicComponentProps<R, BaseProps, AsTarget, ForwardedAsTarget> & {
    as: AsTarget;
} : unknown) & ([AsTarget] extends [string | AnyComponent] ? unknown : [ForwardedAsTarget] extends [string | AnyComponent] ? PolymorphicComponentProps<R, BaseProps, void, ForwardedAsTarget> & {
    forwardedAs: ForwardedAsTarget;
} : NoInfer<FastOmit<BaseProps, keyof ExecutionProps>> & ThemedExecutionProps);
/**
 * This type forms the signature for a forwardRef-enabled component
 * that accepts the "as" prop to dynamically change the underlying
 * rendered JSX. The interface will automatically attempt to extract
 * props from the given rendering target to get proper typing for
 * any specialized props in the target component.
 */
export interface PolymorphicComponent<out R extends Runtime, in out BaseProps extends BaseObject> extends React.ForwardRefExoticComponent<FastOmit<BaseProps, 'as' | 'forwardedAs'> & {
    as?: StyledTarget<R> | undefined;
    forwardedAs?: StyledTarget<R> | undefined;
}> {
    <AsTarget extends StyledTarget<R> | (BaseProps extends {
        as?: infer A;
    } ? A : never) | void = void, ForwardedAsTarget extends StyledTarget<R> | void = void>(props: PolymorphicCallProps<R, BaseProps, AsTarget, ForwardedAsTarget>): React.JSX.Element;
}
/**
 * Some wrapped targets can't be statically introspected and their props
 * collapse to `{}` -- most notably polymorphic-factory components (e.g. Mantine
 * v7's `Button`, `Card`, `Menu.Item`), whose generic callable signature defeats
 * `React.ComponentPropsWithRef`. A closed `{}` would reject every prop at the JSX
 * call site, including `children`. Falling back to a permissive prop bag keeps
 * these components usable; targets with introspectable props are unchanged.
 *
 * Applied only to the JSX call surface (`PolymorphicComponent`), never to the
 * statics (`IStyledStatics`, `defaultProps`), so internal code keeps the real
 * `Props` and the widening can't leak past the call site.
 *
 * The test distributes over `Props` first: `keyof` on a union intersects each
 * member's keys, so a union of disjoint shapes has `keyof` of `never` while
 * being perfectly introspectable. Checking each member alone avoids widening it.
 */
export type WidenUntypedProps<Props extends BaseObject> = WidenForUntypedTarget<Props, Props>;
/**
 * Widens because the *target* is un-introspectable, even when the component
 * declares props of its own.
 *
 * `Target` must be the target's props, never a bag the component's own props
 * were merged into. Pass the latter and the test degrades: adding one transient
 * prop makes `keyof` non-`never`, the widening switches off, and the target's
 * own props including `children` start being rejected. That is #5756, and every
 * call site here passes `TargetProps<R, Target>` for that reason.
 *
 * Applying it to an already-widened `Target` is a no-op, since the index
 * signature makes `keyof` be `string`.
 */
export type WidenForUntypedTarget<Target extends BaseObject, Props extends BaseObject> = (Target extends unknown ? (keyof Target extends never ? true : false) : never) extends true ? Props & {
    [key: string]: unknown;
} : Props;
export interface IStyledComponentBase<out R extends Runtime, in out Props extends BaseObject = BaseObject> extends PolymorphicComponent<R, WidenUntypedProps<Props>>, IStyledStatics<R, Props>, StyledComponentBrand {
    defaultProps?: (ExecutionProps & Partial<Props>) | undefined;
    toString: () => string;
}
/**
 * Intersected with `string` so styled components can be used as computed
 * property keys in object styles: `{ [MyComponent]: { ... } }`.
 * The conditional `R extends 'web' ? string : {}` was removed to avoid
 * a type alias with a conditional - type aliases require full structural
 * comparison on every use, while this unconditional intersection is cheaper.
 */
export type IStyledComponent<R extends Runtime, Props extends BaseObject = BaseObject> = IStyledComponentBase<R, Props> & string;
export interface IStyledComponentFactory<out R extends Runtime, in Target extends StyledTarget<R>, in out OuterProps extends BaseObject, out OuterStatics extends BaseObject = BaseObject> {
    <Props extends BaseObject = BaseObject, Statics extends BaseObject = BaseObject>(target: Target, options: StyledOptions<R, OuterProps & Props>, rules: RuleSet<OuterProps & Props>): IStyledComponent<R, Substitute<OuterProps, Props>> & OuterStatics & Statics;
}
export interface IInlineStyleConstructor<Props extends BaseObject> {
    new (rules: RuleSet<Props>): IInlineStyle<Props>;
}
export interface IInlineStyle<Props extends BaseObject> {
    rules: RuleSet<Props>;
    generateStyleObject(executionContext: ExecutionContext & Props): object;
}
export type CSSProperties = CSS.Properties<number | (string & {})>;
/**
 * The widened inline `style` prop: every CSS property plus CSS custom properties.
 *
 * The base is `React.CSSProperties`, not the library's {@link CSSProperties}
 * (`CSS.Properties<number | (string & {})>`), on purpose. The two are different
 * csstype instantiations, and the `style` a consumer hand-writes in a declaration
 * annotation (`IStyledComponentBase<'web', … & { style?: React.CSSProperties }>`)
 * is React's. Sharing React's interface lets that assignability check take the
 * intersection-member fast path (`React.CSSProperties & Vars` relates to
 * `React.CSSProperties` without walking csstype) instead of relating two csstype
 * instantiations member by member, once per component -- the declaration-site cost
 * in docs/type-performance.md. Rebase only this cached base; do NOT also reshape
 * {@link WithCSSVars}, which regresses instantiations (measured there). Object
 * styles keep the richer numeric base via {@link CSSProperties}; only the inline
 * `style` prop widens off React's.
 */
export type CSSPropertiesWithVars = React.CSSProperties & {
    [key: `--${string}`]: string | number | undefined;
};
/**
 * A `style` type that accepts exactly the fields given and nothing else.
 *
 * A declared `style` normally narrows the fields it names and leaves the rest of
 * CSS available, which is what you want when constraining one or two properties:
 *
 * ```tsx
 * // `width` must be a number; `color` and custom properties still work
 * const Box = styled.div<{ style?: { width: number } }>``;
 * ```
 *
 * Wrap the declaration in `CustomStyle` when the point is to forbid everything
 * else, rather than writing `color?: never` for every property by hand:
 *
 * ```tsx
 * // `width` is the only accepted style field
 * const Box = styled.div<{ style?: CustomStyle<{ width: number }> }>``;
 * ```
 */
export type CustomStyle<T extends object> = T & {
    [K in Exclude<keyof CSSPropertiesWithVars, keyof T>]?: never;
};
/**
 * Widens a target's `style` prop so CSS custom properties are accepted, and the
 * taken branch of {@link OverrideStyle}. Keep it named: a conditional alias
 * loses its name once it resolves, so an inline branch prints its whole
 * expansion in every hover and error.
 *
 * `(P['style'] & {})` is load-bearing under `exactOptionalPropertyTypes` -- it
 * filters `undefined` out so the `?:` stays the sole optional source -- and the
 * explicit `| undefined` then restores `style={undefined}`.
 */
type WithCSSVars<P extends BaseObject> = Omit<P, 'style'> & {
    style?: CSSPropertiesWithVars | (P[keyof P & 'style'] & {}) | undefined;
};
/**
 * Applies the `style` widening to a target that may or may not declare `style`.
 *
 * Applied once per target in {@link TargetProps}, never to a merged prop bag at
 * a JSX call site. It runs before a component's own props, which then merge over
 * it via {@link MergeProps} rather than replacing it.
 *
 * The test is `'style' extends keyof P`, not `P extends { style?: infer S }`:
 * the latter is vacuously satisfied by `{}`, which would hand a `style` key to
 * targets that expose no props at all and defeat `WidenUntypedProps` (#5756).
 * Only {@link ComponentTargetProps} needs the guard; every intrinsic element
 * declares `style`, so {@link IntrinsicProps} applies `WithCSSVars` directly.
 *
 * The outer `P extends unknown` is what makes this distribute over a union of
 * prop shapes, and it is load-bearing (#5787). `keyof` a union is the keys
 * *common* to every member, so an undistributed pass widens `A | B` against the
 * shared keys alone and drops every member-specific prop -- a component typed
 * `ButtonProps | AnchorProps` stops accepting `href`. Widening member by member
 * keeps the union intact.
 *
 * `string extends keyof P` gates out a prop bag carrying a string index signature
 * (`[k: string]: any`), returning it untouched. A generic polymorphic component
 * (`<C extends ElementType>(p: PropsWithChildren<P & { as?: C }> & ComponentProps<C>)`)
 * introspects at the `ElementType` constraint, where `ComponentProps<ElementType>`
 * is `any`, so its extracted bag gains that index. {@link WithCSSVars}' `Omit`
 * (`Pick<P, Exclude<keyof P, 'style'>>`) would then collapse every narrow named
 * prop into the index -- `keyof P` is `string`, `Exclude<string, 'style'>` is
 * still `string` -- widening a declared `variant: 'a' | 'b'` to `any` and letting
 * `styled(Button)` accept props the component itself rejects (#5756). Declining to
 * widen such a bag keeps the narrow props; the only thing given up is
 * custom-property widening on a `style` that is already `any`, which is moot. A
 * key-preserving `FastOmit` here would instead cost ~+11% instantiations (the
 * homomorphic-mapped-type price the intrinsic path avoids); see
 * docs/type-performance.md.
 */
type OverrideStyle<P extends BaseObject> = P extends unknown ? string extends keyof P ? P : 'style' extends keyof P ? WithCSSVars<P> : P : never;
export type CSSPseudos = {
    [K in CSS.Pseudos]?: CSSObject;
};
export type CSSKeyframes = object & {
    [key: string]: CSSObject;
};
export type CSSObject<Props extends BaseObject = BaseObject> = StyledObject<Props>;
export interface StyledObject<Props extends BaseObject = BaseObject> extends CSSProperties, CSSPseudos {
    [key: string]: StyledObject<Props> | string | number | StyleFunction<Props> | RuleSet<any> | undefined;
}
/**
 * The `css` prop is not declared by default in the types as it would cause `css` to be present
 * on the types of anything that uses styled-components indirectly, even if they do not use the
 * babel plugin.
 *
 * To enable support for the `css` prop in TypeScript, create a `styled-components.d.ts` file in
 * your project source with the following contents:
 *
 * ```ts
 * import type { CSSProp } from "styled-components";
 *
 * declare module "react" {
 *  interface Attributes {
 *    css?: CSSProp;
 *  }
 * }
 * ```
 *
 * In order to get accurate typings for `props.theme` in `css` interpolations, see
 * {@link DefaultTheme}.
 */
export type CSSProp = Interpolation<any>;
export type { NoInfer } from './utils/noInfer';
/** The taken branch of {@link Substitute}. Named so it survives into hovers and
 * error messages; see {@link WithCSSVars} for why an inline branch does not. */
export type Substituted<A extends BaseObject, B> = FastOmit<A, keyof B> & B;
export type Substitute<A extends BaseObject, B> = keyof B extends never ? {} extends B ? A : Substituted<A, B> : Substituted<A, B>;
/**
 * A component's own props over its target's props, with `style` merged rather
 * than replaced, so `styled.div<{ style?: { width: number } }>` constrains
 * `width` and leaves the rest of CSS accepted. A field declared `never` is
 * removed; {@link CustomStyle} removes everything a declaration omits.
 *
 * Under `exactOptionalPropertyTypes` the intersection leaves no `undefined` arm,
 * so such a component rejects an explicit `style={undefined}`; declare
 * `style?: X | undefined` to allow it. Omitting the prop is unaffected.
 *
 * Both conditional spellings of this were measured and rejected, one of them
 * fatal. Keep it an intersection; see docs/type-performance.md before changing the shape.
 */
export type MergeProps<A extends BaseObject, B> = keyof B extends never ? {} extends B ? A : Merged<A, B> : Merged<A, B>;
/** The taken branch of {@link MergeProps}, named so hovers print a name rather
 * than the expansion. Keep it named; see {@link Substituted}. */
export type Merged<A extends BaseObject, B> = FastOmit<A, Exclude<keyof B, 'style'>> & B;
/**
 * Makes keys in K optional while keeping all others required.
 * Used to make attrs-provided props optional on the final component.
 *
 * The guard is `[K] extends [never]`, not `keyof K extends never`. `K` is the set
 * of attrs-provided keys and is `never` for any component without `.attrs()`,
 * which is most of them, but `keyof never` is `string | number | symbol`, so the
 * old spelling never short-circuited. Every such component paid an omit plus a
 * `Partial<Pick<...>>` that removed and re-added nothing, and carried both in its
 * displayed type.
 *
 * The taken branch distributes over `P` with built-in `Omit`, not `FastOmit`.
 * This mapped pass over the ~266-key widened intrinsic bag is the largest single
 * cost of `.attrs` on a tag (measured ~30% of that kind's types); built-in `Omit`
 * (Pick + Exclude) is more optimized than `FastOmit` here, the same result the
 * `OverrideStyle` note records. The distribution is load-bearing: a bare
 * `Omit<A | B, K>` reads `keyof` as the union's *common* keys and collapses a
 * union-props target (`styled(Pressable).attrs(...)` drops `href`), so the outer
 * `P extends unknown` runs the omit per member and keeps the union intact. Do NOT
 * spell it `FastOmit` (slower) or a bare undistributed `Omit` (unsound).
 */
export type MakeAttrsOptional<P extends BaseObject, K extends keyof any> = [K] extends [never] ? P : P extends unknown ? Omit<P, K & keyof P> & Partial<Pick<P, K & keyof P>> : never;
export type InsertionTarget = HTMLElement | ShadowRoot;