list-table: rename align attribute to aligns

Author: not-my-profile

list-table/README.md

@@ -81,13 +81,13 @@ results in:
 
 ## Column alignments
 
-With the `align` attribute you can configure column alignment. When given the
+With the `aligns` attribute you can configure column alignments. When given the
 value must specify an alignment character (`d`, `l`, `r`, or `c` for default,
 left, right or center respectively) for each column. The characters must be
 separated by commas.
 
 ```
-:::{.list-table align=l,c}
+:::{.list-table aligns=l,c}
    * - Name
      - Initial release
 

list-table/list-table.lua

@@ -15,21 +15,21 @@ local function get_colspecs(div_attributes, column_count)
         table.insert(colspecs, {pandoc.AlignDefault, nil})
     end
 
-    if div_attributes.align then
+    if div_attributes.aligns then
         local alignments = {
             d = 'AlignDefault',
             l = 'AlignLeft',
             r = 'AlignRight',
             c = 'AlignCenter'
         }
         local i = 1
-        for a in div_attributes.align:gmatch('[^,]') do
+        for a in div_attributes.aligns:gmatch('[^,]') do
             assert(alignments[a] ~= nil,
                    "unknown column alignment " .. tostring(a))
             colspecs[i][1] = alignments[a]
             i = i + 1
         end
-        div_attributes.align = nil
+        div_attributes.aligns = nil
     end
 
     if div_attributes.widths then

list-table/sample.md

@@ -11,7 +11,7 @@
      - row 3, column 2
 :::
 
-:::{.list-table align=l,c,r widths=1,2,3 #some-id .some-class}
+:::{.list-table aligns=l,c,r widths=1,2,3 #some-id .some-class}
    Here be some caption.
 
    * - row 1, column 1