/**
 * TORUK Core's landing backdrop: the arrow field behind the logo, plus the blurred half-capsule
 * glow that sits under it (Core's `landingStyles.container` ::before / ::after).
 *
 * The artwork is loaded through a dynamic import rather than a static one. It is ~1.2 MB of path
 * data on its own — more than the rest of the widget put together — so keeping it in its own chunk
 * means a bubble embed, which never renders this screen, does not download it. The glow is a few
 * bytes of CSS and renders immediately, so the backdrop is never empty while the chunk arrives.
 *
 * A variant that wants the glow without the arrow field passes `artwork={false}`. That is the
 * resource's source, so the import never fires either — hiding the element in CSS would still cost
 * the whole chunk to render nothing.
 *
 * Both layers are decorative: `aria-hidden`, no pointer events, and behind the content stack.
 */
export declare const LandingArtwork: (props: {
    artwork?: boolean;
}) => import("solid-js").JSX.Element;