lsp/presets: add option to use PATH julia instead of bundling

[Soliprem]

also changes docs under languages/julia

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[NotAShelf]

This should be done across all language modules, not just for Julia. I'm thinking a top-level vim.usePathBin (name TBD) which language/preset specific options would use for their default values.

[Soliprem]

I agree, which is why I put it as a draft for now. I'll update the title as soon as I get another language done and make the wiring to link them

[snoweuph]

If the LSPs where like the formatters, the args, and cmd would be separate options, allowing for easy overriding by users :/