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fix(bidi): handle uppercase values correctly - #14773
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The native `dir` attribute is case-insensitive, however our `dir` directive will normalize something like `RTL` to `ltr`. These changes account for different cases of the values.
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The native `dir` attribute is case-insensitive, however our `dir` directive will normalize something like `RTL` to `ltr`. These changes account for different cases of the values.
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The native
dirattribute is case-insensitive, however ourdirdirective will normalize something likeRTLtoltr. These changes account for different cases of the values.