docs: fix default mappings function name in examples: api.map.on_attach.default#3269
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Many thanks for finding and quickly fixing @devansh08 !
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The function name mentioned in the docs for default mappings is incorrect.
api.map.on_attach.defaultitself points tokeymap.on_attach_defaulthere, and so the correct function call (which works as well) should just beapi.map.on_attach.default(bufnr).Thanks!