feat: use existing servers & define default servers #56
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this commit enables the use of pre-installed LSP servers. It requires that the auto-install logic is broken out into ensure_installed in order to keep auto install functionality while allowing for servers to be set up in a unified manner. - change vim.tbl_deep_extend order to ensure opts overrides defaults - use ensure_installed table to define ensure_installed for mason_lspconfig - add set up for any servers not managed by mason - minor formatting (add missing commas)
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this commit enables the use of pre-installed LSP servers. It requires that the auto-install logic is broken out into ensure_installed in order to keep auto install functionality while allowing for servers to be set up in a unified manner.