feat(displays): clarify custom alignment picker labels - #117
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Summary
Clarifies the custom display alignment pickers by separating horizontal and vertical option ordering and switching the labels to directional wording.
This updates the settings UI so horizontal options read left-to-right, vertical options read top-to-bottom, and the symbol glyphs are composed in code rather than embedded in localized strings.
Closes #116.
Tests
tuist generatexcodebuild test -project Keyty.xcodeproj -scheme Keyty -destination 'platform=macOS'xcodebuild test -project Keyty.xcodeproj -scheme Keyty -destination 'platform=macOS' -only-testing:KeytyTests/KeyboardVisualizerAlignmentPlacementTestsRun project commands from
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Custom display alignment settings now use clearer directional labels and a more intuitive option order.