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refactor(config): use header align instead of spacer - #17
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spaceris on its way out in favour ofalign: start | center | end. The starter is what new users copy, so it shouldn't be teaching the old API.align: "end"on both header links, spacer droppedscalar-docsskill's header section to matchNeeds https://github.com/scalar/scalar-org/pull/5976 deployed first — until that renderer ships
alignis ignored and both links fall to the left of the header instead of the right