Apply alignment to images #113
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The deleted block won't run, since it's surrounded by another #if !os(watchOS)
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This change takes the text alignment from the current line and applies it to images. My use case is to center an image in the document, which I can now do by applying a e.g. h1 to it and setting h1 to be center aligned.
I also removed a code block that will (to the best of my understanding) never get run, as it's guarded by a
#elseif !os(watchOS)inside an#if !os(watchOS).