It turns out that using magic values for text-align is simpler than having an entirely new property for html alignment.

svn path=/trunk/libcss/; revision=9387

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diff --git a/test/data/parse2/illegal-values.dat b/test/data/parse2/illegal-values.dat
index 5518ca6..b882328 100644
--- a/test/data/parse2/illegal-values.dat
+++ b/test/data/parse2/illegal-values.dat
@@ -4524,73 +4524,4 @@ max-height: 30%; min-height: 2em; }
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 #reset
 
-#data
-* { -libcss-align: none 0; }
-#errors
-#expected
-| *
-#reset
-
-#data
-* { -libcss-align: 0pt; }
-#errors
-#expected
-| *
-#reset
-
-#data
-* { -libcss-align: -0pt; }
-#errors
-#expected
-| *
-#reset
-
-#data
-* { -libcss-align: fixed inherit; }
-#errors
-#expected
-| *
-#reset
-
-#data
-* { -libcss-align: left right; }
-#errors
-#expected
-| *
-#reset
-
-#data
-* { -libcss-align: left, right; }
-#errors
-#expected
-| *
-#reset
-
-#data
-* { -libcss-align: left | right; }
-#errors
-#expected
-| *
-#reset
-
-#data
-* { -libcss-align: justified; }
-#errors
-#expected
-| *
-#reset
-
-#data
-* { -libcss-align: center 50%; }
-#errors
-#expected
-| *
-#reset
-
-#data
-* { -libcss-align: 50%; }
-#errors
-#expected
-| *
-#reset