Fix auto-generated RTL captions position #6314
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Fix auto-generated RTL captions position
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Related issue
Description
Just like with the auto-generated captions for left-to-right languages YouTube also adds horizontal positioning to their auto-generated captions for right-to-left captions, however they use 100% (right side of captions area) instead of 0% (left side of captions area) so it wasn't getting caught by the existing logic to remove that positioning.
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Before (screenshot taken from the linked issue):
After:
Testing
Arabic (auto-generated)subtitle trackDesktop