docs: include lsp in the default detection methods

Signed-off-by: Guennadi Maximov C <g.maxc.fox@protonmail.com>

Author: DrKJeff16

README.md

@@ -384,10 +384,10 @@ require('project').setup()
     ---
     ---The detection methods get filtered and rid of duplicates during runtime.
     --- ---
-    ---Default: `{ 'pattern' }`
+    ---Default: `{ 'lsp', 'pattern' }`
     --- ---
     ---@type ('lsp'|'pattern')[]
-    detection_methods = { 'pattern' },
+    detection_methods = { 'lsp', 'pattern' },
     ---All the patterns used to detect root dir, when **'pattern'** is in
     ---detection_methods.
     ---

doc/project-nvim.txt

@@ -205,7 +205,7 @@ Table of Contents                                             *project-nvim.toc*
                                               (see
                                               |project-nvim.pattern-matching|)
                                 - `'lsp'`: uses the native Neovim LSP
-                                        (see |vim.lsp|). CAN BE BUGGY!
+                                         (see |vim.lsp|). CAN BE BUGGY!
 
                                 ORDER MATTERS HERE! ~
                                 If one is not detected, the other is used
@@ -215,7 +215,7 @@ Table of Contents                                             *project-nvim.toc*
                                 discarded on setup; same thing
                                 with duplicates.
 
-                                Default: `{ 'pattern' }` ~
+                                Default: `{ 'lsp', 'pattern' }` ~
 
 
     * {patterns}                (`string[]`)

lua/project/config/defaults.lua

@@ -35,9 +35,9 @@ local DEFAULTS = {
     ---Any values that aren't valid will be discarded on setup;
     ---same thing with duplicates.
     --- ---
-    ---Default: `{ 'pattern' }`
+    ---Default: `{ 'lsp', 'pattern' }`
     --- ---
-    detection_methods = { 'pattern' }, ---@type ('lsp'|'pattern')[]
+    detection_methods = { 'lsp', 'pattern' }, ---@type ('lsp'|'pattern')[]
     ---All the patterns used to detect the project's root directory.
     ---
     ---By default it only triggers when `'pattern'` is in `detection_methods`.