CSS scrubber: add justify keyword - #80
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Our team has been maintaining a fork of
html_sanitize_exfor the past year, mainly to allow the CSS srubber to leavetext-align: justifyunscrubbed (text-align values).I noticed that since our fork, this repository has been active again, so here is a PR that adds
justifyto the CSS scrubber allowed keywords + a corresponding test case.Note : I didn't go further to allow all other valid
text-alignvalues (as I didn't notice this pattern on the other CSS attributes), let me know if you would like me to.