docs: add LSP installation instructions #93
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Add some LSP installation instructions to doc/yagpdbcc.txt and the README; that way, users not intimately familiar with Neovim's way of configuring a language server by hand (i.e. not using plugins like Mason) have a simple way to further enrich their experience. Signed-off-by: Luca Zeuch <[email protected]>
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Please describe the changes this pull request does and why it should be merged:
Add some LSP installation instructions to doc/yagpdbcc.txt and the README; that
way, users not intimately familiar with Neovim's way of configuring a language
server by hand (i.e. not using plugins like Mason) have a simple way to further
enrich their experience.
I opted for a plugin-based approach, because I found that easiest to implement
it that way in my own configuration. Either way, it is a sample configuration
and if users have different approaches, they're more than welcome to use those.
Signed-off-by: Luca Zeuch [email protected]
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