added the support for align-content with multicol layouts #22757
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### Description Updated appliesTo field for CSS property `align-content` ### Motivation Working on [Issue 32662](mdn/content#32662) ### Related issues and pull requests - [Content PR](mdn/content#32862) - [Firefox release note PR](mdn/content#32863) - [BCD PR](mdn/browser-compat-data#22702) - [Second BCD PR](mdn/browser-compat-data#22757)
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Summary
Added the support for multicol layouts
Test results and supporting details
Tested in Chrome, Edge, Safari & Firefox. All support this except Firefox
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