Add Text Allignment to Dialogs

Minecraft’s new Dialog system is a huge step forward for server-side UI, but it is missing one small feature that would make a massive difference: text alignment.

Right now, dialog text is effectively locked into one presentation style. For simple messages, that is fine. But for real server UIs, creators often need more control:

Why text alignment matters:

Left-aligned text is better for long descriptions, rules, quests, and readable paragraphs.

Centered text is great for titles, confirmations, welcome screens, and clean menu-style layouts.

Right-aligned text can be useful for prices, stats, balances, timers, or values in structured UI.

Without alignment support, server creators have to rely on awkward spacing, manual padding, or visual compromises. That makes dialogs harder to localize, harder to style, and less consistent across screen sizes and languages.

Minecraft already gives creators powerful tools with Components, MiniMessage-style formatting through server APIs, custom fonts, and resource packs. Adding something like text_alignment: left | center | right to Dialog text elements would make the system much more flexible without making it complicated.

This would especially help roleplay servers, minigame servers, RPG systems, shops, banks, tutorials, NPC dialogs, and any server that wants polished native UI without client mods.

Dialogs are already a great foundation. Text alignment would make them feel complete.