feat(config): add override_cwd option to control cwd behavior
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By default, `override_cwd` is true to preserve the current behavior of changing Neovim's working directory when opening dired. Setting it to false prevents dired from overriding the user's cwd and instead uses the directory relative to the currently opened file, mimicking netrw.
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I really like this plugin, but having it automatically override the current working directory has been inconvenient, as it affects other plugins and settings that rely on
vim.fn.getcwd(), such as LSPs and fuzzy finders.This PR adds a new configuration option:
override_cwd. By default, it is set totrueto preserve the existing behavior of changing working directory when opening dired.nvim. Setting it tofalseprevents dired from overriding the user’s cwd and instead uses the directory relative to the currently opened file, similar tonetrw.