/**
 * Wildcard-aware matching for business-recognition emails
 * (`suggestion_data.emails`).
 *
 * Some suppliers send invoices from a unique address per invoice
 * (e.g. `qr45uf@cloudflare.com`). To recognize such a business its recognition
 * emails may store a wildcard pattern like `*@cloudflare.com`, where `*` matches
 * any (possibly empty) run of characters. Matching is case-insensitive.
 *
 * The SQL lookups (`BusinessesProvider.getBusinessByEmail` and
 * `EmailIngestionControlProvider`'s ingest query) translate `*` to a `LIKE`
 * wildcard directly in the database; this helper is the source of truth for the
 * pattern shape (used on write, see the suggestion-data schema) and provides an
 * equivalent in-process matcher for tests and non-DB call sites.
 */
/** A wildcard pattern is any recognition entry containing a `*`. */
export declare function isWildcardEmailPattern(value: string): boolean;
/**
 * Validate a wildcard recognition entry. Non-wildcard entries are plain email
 * addresses and are validated elsewhere (the suggestion-data schema); this only
 * covers entries that actually contain a `*`.
 *
 * Beyond the email shape, the domain must carry at least one concrete label
 * (2+ characters, no `*`) before the TLD, so an over-broad pattern such as
 * `*@*.com` — which would route nearly every sender to a single business — is
 * rejected while a scoped pattern like `*@cloudflare.com` (or `*@*.cloudflare.com`)
 * is allowed.
 */
export declare function isValidWildcardEmailPattern(value: string): boolean;
/**
 * Case-insensitively test whether `email` matches a stored recognition
 * `pattern`. A pattern without `*` must match exactly; each `*` matches any
 * (possibly empty) run of characters.
 */
export declare function emailMatchesPattern(pattern: string, email: string): boolean;