/**
 * Motion-overlay review surface (Phase 3).
 *
 * Renders a finished `MotionOverlayPlan` into a standalone, self-contained
 * `review/review.html` approval surface — the **contract** the operator signs
 * off before any provider spend. Each take card shows:
 *   - the take clip filename + reel beat (anatomy),
 *   - the take's anatomy / span / duration,
 *   - the FULL composed prompt that will be sent to Omni Flash V2V verbatim.
 *
 * It reuses the preview-portal's `PORTAL_CSS` (including its aspect-aware media
 * classes via `body[data-aspect]`) for visual consistency, but it does NOT go
 * through the portal's project-discovery `render.ts` — that surface is driven by
 * on-disk project assets, whereas motion-overlay renders straight from the
 * deterministic plan manifest. Pure string assembly except for the single
 * file write in `writeMotionOverlayReview`.
 */
import type { MotionOverlayPlan } from './types.js';
export interface RenderMotionOverlayReviewResult {
    /** Absolute path to the emitted review.html. */
    reviewPath: string;
    /** The full rendered HTML (returned for tests / callers that want it inline). */
    html: string;
}
/**
 * Render the plan into the review HTML string. Pure — no I/O. The aspect
 * (`plan.input.aspect`) drives `body[data-aspect]` so portrait/square clips get
 * tall cards via PORTAL_CSS's aspect-aware rules.
 */
export declare function renderMotionOverlayReview(plan: MotionOverlayPlan): string;
/**
 * Render the plan into `<workdir>/review/review.html` and return its path + html.
 * Creates the `review/` dir if needed. The only side effect.
 */
export declare function writeMotionOverlayReview(workdir: string, plan: MotionOverlayPlan): Promise<RenderMotionOverlayReviewResult>;
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