/**
 * Like `Promise.race()`, but it accepts `AbortSignal` or `AbortController` instances.
 * Think of this as a way to make a promise "abortable" (except that it doesn't actually abort the original promise).
 *
 * @param promise The promise to race against the signal
 * @param signal The signal to listen to. If you pass a controller, it will automatically extract its signal.
 * @param options.abortRejects If `false`, the promise will resolve instead of reject when the signal is aborted.
 */
declare function promiseRaceWithSignal<T>(promise: Promise<T>, signal: AbortSignal | AbortController | undefined, options: {
    abortRejects?: false;
}): Promise<T | unknown>;
declare function promiseRaceWithSignal<T>(promise: Promise<T>, signal: AbortSignal | AbortController | undefined, options?: {
    abortRejects: true;
}): Promise<T>;
export { promiseRaceWithSignal };