//#region src/static-filter.d.ts
/**
 * Does the source export a value the analysis would call a candidate on sight?
 *
 * Such an initializer is a call, member or `new` expression, and
 * `classifyValue` reports every one of those as a candidate, so for a file that
 * has one the transpile and parse below cannot change the answer. A schema
 * file almost always does (`z.object(…)`, `compile(…)`), and skipping jiti's
 * Babel transform for it took a quarter off a cold build of a 181-file corpus.
 * The prefixes the analysis calls SAFE stay out of the pattern — `typeof`,
 * `void` and `delete` (unary), `async`, `function` and `class` — and `await`
 * is left to it as well.
 *
 * A line it misreads — inside a block comment or template literal, an `export`
 * nested in a namespace, a `<` comparison — errs toward candidate, the
 * filter's documented safe direction: one extra execution, never a missed
 * schema.
 */
declare function hasObviousCandidateExport(code: string): boolean;
/**
 * Check whether a file's exports could include Zod schemas (or compile()
 * results) without executing the file. `filename` selects the TS/JSX
 * transforms; the file does not need to exist on disk.
 */
declare function mayExportSchemas(code: string, filename: string): Promise<boolean>;
//#endregion
export { hasObviousCandidateExport, mayExportSchemas };
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