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My initial idea was to expose the _justify() function to at least the software_columns() and block_text() methods, but after a second look at those methods, I think it's better to keep block_text() as-is to avoid breaking the API.
Instead, I'm going to extend software_columns() to also support single-column text (single-item list), since it currently doesn't.

This way, users will have two possible ways to print a block of text:

• Backwards compatible block_text("Text string", font="A", width=None), which will align the text as usual, according to the printer defaults or by the set(align="") method that do not support justify.
• software_columns(["Single item"], width=[column_width], align="center|left|right|justify") which will align the text according to the align parameter (supports justify) and can also benefit from truncation and placeholders for words that are too long.

CI pipeline is green.

I think this is ready for review @patkan.