So should there also be a <rightalign> and a <leftalign> and a <topalign> and <bottomalign> and <spaceequally> and and and...?
If you want to lower left align you set align-items and justify-content to flex-end and flex-start. For upper right, flip those. (if you’ve changed flex-direction those will need to shuffle around.)
I seriously don't understand why having a different tag for every possible alignment would be somehow easier or more discoverable than just using css rules. Novices are going to have to be looking stuff up either way- I get the concern about discoverability but I strongly doubt anyone is just typing tags to see what works.
If you want to lower left align you set align-items and justify-content to flex-end and flex-start. For upper right, flip those. (if you’ve changed flex-direction those will need to shuffle around.)
I seriously don't understand why having a different tag for every possible alignment would be somehow easier or more discoverable than just using css rules. Novices are going to have to be looking stuff up either way- I get the concern about discoverability but I strongly doubt anyone is just typing tags to see what works.