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MudAlert: Change default content alignment to Start - #13213
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Closes #13210
The default ContentAlignment was breaking the content alignment of the MudAlert component when Right-to-Left mode was enabled.
The default value of HorizontalAlignment.Left would force the content to stick to the physical left side, which fights the browser's native document flow and doesn't make sense for Right-to-Left Mode.
Changing the default value to HorizontalAlignment.Start fixes this issue in RTL mode and preserves the exact same, correct functionality when normal LTR mode is enabled.
Below are some screenshots of the behavior in RTL and normal mode.
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