Add alignment to the Carbon's tooltip component

[haydaralrikabi]

The problem

The tooltip overflows a parent modal when the tooltip label is near the edge of that modal.
This restricts the designer to place the label away from the edges of a parent container.

The solution

The tooltip component should accept a default prop to align its tooltip to the start / centre / or end of the tooltip label (just like the tooltipDefinition component).
The caret should always point to the centre of the tooltip label.

Additional information

This can be a partly fix for the above scenario, because the other part of it is when the label is in the end of a line within a container (when the default alignment is set to ‘start’).

[emyarod]

just want to double check with @carbon-design-system/design that we want to support this in the interactive tooltip (we currently only support this functionality in definition and icon tooltips)

[aagonzales]

Yes, I think if we're doing it for the other two types of tooltips then we should do it for interactive tooltip as well.

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We've marked this issue as stale because there hasn't been any activity for a couple of weeks. If there's no further activity on this issue in the next three days then we'll close it. You can keep the conversation going with just a short comment. Thanks for your contributions.

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We've marked this issue as stale because there hasn't been any activity for a couple of weeks. If there's no further activity on this issue in the next three days then we'll close it. You can keep the conversation going with just a short comment. Thanks for your contributions.

[elizabethsjudd]

not stale

[zacharydmoore]

Has there been any progress on this? I'd like this functionality as well!