/**
 * # blotter/claims — the latency-claim gate (ADR-0040 / kestrel-w7la.3, clock-honest wakes §5)
 *
 * The hook surface the platform's FORBIDDEN-CLAIMS lint (platform ev3) calls: the `clock_honest`
 * rankability leg rides the session record, and a latency claim may cite ONLY a session whose leg is
 * `pass`. A latency-blind session is *valid* — certified, gradable, comparable in exploratory grids —
 * but "can never ground a latency claim" (CONTEXT.md, Clock-honest wake). The OSS obligation ends at
 * carrying the leg honestly and refusing here; the claim lint itself is platform-side.
 *
 * LEG-scoped, not conjunction-scoped (§5): the gate reads `blotter.rankability.legs.clock_honest`
 * alone — a clock-honest session that is not leaderboard-rankable for OTHER reasons (e.g. pre-cutoff)
 * still grounds a latency claim; rankability is a different axis.
 */
import type { RankableReason } from "../bus/types.ts";
import type { Blotter } from "./types.ts";
/** The gate's verdict: allowed, or a NAMED fail-closed refusal (never a silent pass). */
export type LatencyClaimVerdict = {
    readonly allowed: true;
} | {
    readonly allowed: false;
    readonly reason: RankableReason;
};
/**
 * Refuse any latency claim citing a session whose `clock_honest` leg is not `pass` (clock-honest
 * wakes §5). FAIL-CLOSED: a strict `"pass"` on the projected leg is the ONLY allowed state — a hard
 * `"fail"` (platform-side revocation, `meta.clock_honest: false`) refuses as `not-clock-honest`, and
 * EVERYTHING else (leg `"unknown"`, a missing/malformed rankability record) refuses as
 * `clock-honest-unknown`. Never a silent pass on an unattested session.
 */
export declare function latencyClaimGate(blotter: Blotter): LatencyClaimVerdict;
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