Added frontend and email support for new alignment setting in CTA card

[sanne-san]

Ref https://linear.app/ghost/issue/PLG-379/add-center-alignment-as-a-setting

• A new alignment setting was added to the CTA card to support center alignment when the full-width layout is selected.
• As part of this, the button is now only full-width in the immersive layout when there is an image.

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Walkthrough

The changes update the styling of call-to-action (CTA) elements in both the main frontend CSS and the email template partial. In the frontend CSS file, new rules are introduced to ensure that centered CTA content is vertically aligned and that CTA text is centered in immersive centered CTAs. Additionally, the selectors have been modified to broaden the scope of button styles and to restrict immersive button styles only to CTAs with accompanying images. In the email template partial, the updates include new CSS rules for centering the paragraph text within CTA text elements and for centering the table within the CTA button container. An existing selector is also updated to apply the same styling rules to certain immersive CTA components without images.

Possibly related PRs

• Improved the cta card rendering #22317: The changes in the main PR and this PR both modify CSS rules related to call-to-action (CTA) elements, specifically focusing on the .kg-cta-button and .kg-cta-immersive classes, indicating a direct relationship at the code level.
• Made various CTA card improvements based on beta feedback #22438: The changes in the main PR and this PR both modify CSS rules related to call-to-action (CTA) elements, specifically focusing on alignment and styling adjustments for similar classes in the same CSS file.
• Fixed responsive styles for CTA card frontend rendering #22210: The changes in the main PR enhance the styling of call-to-action elements, while this PR focuses on responsive design adjustments for the same CTA components, indicating a direct relationship in their modifications to the CSS for these elements.

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