[BUG] Using TextAlignment="Right" inside the TextBox effecting the text alignment inside the context menu

[GID0317]

Describe the bug

Bug:

What should it look like
WinUI:

Current:

Reproduction

Use TextAlignment="Right" inside the TextBox > Right click > Text Bugged

Example code:

<TextBox
                                x:Name="gitCloneTextBox"
                                Margin="0,0,-5,0"
                                FontFamily="Consolas"
                                IsReadOnly="True"
                                BorderThickness="0"
                                Background="Transparent" 
                                IsReadOnlyCaretVisible="False"
                                Foreground="{DynamicResource {x:Static ui:ThemeKeys.TextFillColorSecondaryBrushKey}}" 

                                TextAlignment="Right"  //Bug Maker

                                VerticalAlignment="Center"
                                VerticalContentAlignment="Center"/>

Suggested Solution

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Library Version

0.10.1

Operating System

Windows 11

Framework

.NET Framework

Framework Version

6.0

Source of Package

Self-Compiled

Additional Notes

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[mou-haz]

Hey @GID0317 , can u see if #278 work for your use case?

[GID0317]

Great work, its fixed the issue on my case