Add text-align to <body> so we can inherit it in <th>s
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…erride the default <th> text-align value
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This sets an explicit
text-alignon the<body>element so we can useinheritto override the default<th>text-alignvalue. Most browsers center this text, so we previously applied a specifictext-align: leftto the<th>s. That had a side effect of not responding in the same way as<td>s do when setting an alignment value on the<table>.Fixes #22519.