import type { BacktickSegment } from './types.ts';
/**
 * Split a backtick region into its commands and the text between them,
 * each with its span in the region.
 *
 * The node's subtree is not what runs: bash removes the backslashes of a
 * backtick body before it parses it, so the body is lexed again from the
 * node's own text. The evaluator runs each command as a line of its own
 * and the judging pass reads it the same way, so this is the one lexer
 * both share, and the spans are what place each command on the line.
 *
 * Inside a command, POSIX keeps the backslash literal except before
 * `$`, `` ` `` and `\\`, where it escapes. Consuming those pairs whole
 * is what makes the parity right: `\\\\` is one escaped backslash, so a
 * backtick straight after it still closes the region rather than
 * reading as an escaped backtick.
 */
export declare function splitBacktickRegion(raw: string): BacktickSegment[];
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