Recommend Marginalia in the docs#2102
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The completion categories Projectile advertises exist so that packages like Marginalia can do something with them, but the manual never actually suggested installing it - it only name-dropped it in a list of things that happen to work. Add a short "recommended setup" section (vertico + marginalia + orderless) with a before/after shot of `projectile-find-file', and point the getting-started tip and the usage section at it.
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Projectile goes out of its way to tag every prompt with a completion category, and Marginalia is the package that turns those categories into something you can see - file sizes and modification times at
projectile-find-file, major modes atprojectile-switch-to-buffer, and now annotations on project candidates too. The manual never suggested installing it though; it just name-dropped it in a list of things that happen to work.So there's now a short "recommended setup" section (vertico + marginalia + orderless) with a before/after shot of
projectile-find-file, and the getting-started tip and the usage section point at it. Docs only.