Added spaceEvenly value to justifyContent
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Can you also apply your changes to the versioned docs in |
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@charpeni done. |
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In 0.52.0-RC, value
justifyContentwas added tospaceEvenly(facebook/react-native@1050e0b). Update the docs to reflect this. Note that this is already explained in the existing link to Mozilla, so I don't believe we need to add any more detail of whatspaceEvenlyis.