Make virtual text priority configurable (and default to 1000)

[dmolin]

This small change makes the virtual text priority as a configurable option (and default its value to 1000 if not specified).
This allows for much more flexibility when using this plugin along with other plugins that can work on the same line, allowing us to decide which one should have higher priority when writing its output.

[andersevenrud]

Hi,

Thanks! This looks like a nice feature. Could you update the README file and add the new configuration entry ?

Also, you can ignore the failing check called "Commitlint". I can fix this myself while merging.

[dmolin]

done 😄

[andersevenrud]

Thank you very much :)

[dmolin]

Thank you for your great plugin! It's incredibly useful!

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[andersevenrud]

Just a small follow-up here. I forgot that there's vim documentation that reflects the README. Would you mind opening a PR to update https://github.com/andersevenrud/nvim_context_vt/blob/master/doc/nvim_context_vt.txt ?

[dmolin]

sure. done: #83