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3.2  Align absolute

Align objects along an `absolute` (vertical or horizontal) line `l`.

At `p0`: (1) The line `l` starts. (2) An angle has its arrowhead here. Line and angle define direction and target position. (3) A selector rectangle defines the set of objects to align.

At `p1`, where `l` ends: (4) A filled rectangle indicates the align to be `absolute`.

Align a set of objects with their right edges along an given `absolute` line `l`.
[normal_execution 2] expected to pass.

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Align a set of objects with their left edges along an given `absolute` line `l`.
[normal_execution 2] expected to pass.

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Align a set of objects with their bottom edges along an given `absolute` line `l`.
[normal_execution 2] expected to pass.

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Align a set of objects with their top edges along an given `absolute` line `l`.
[normal_execution 2] expected to pass.

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