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docs: Correct default values (#20897)

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Some default values in the doc are outdated.

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@ -473,15 +473,15 @@ Here's an example of these settings changed:
Here are a few general Zed settings that can help you fine-tune your Vim experience:
| Property | Description | Default Value |
| ----------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ---------------------- |
| cursor_blink | If `true`, the cursor blinks. | `true` |
| relative_line_numbers | If `true`, line numbers in the left gutter are relative to the cursor. | `false` |
| scrollbar | Object that controls the scrollbar display. Set to `{ "show": "never" }` to hide the scroll bar. | `{ "show": "always" }` |
| scroll_beyond_last_line | If set to `"one_page"`, allows scrolling up to one page beyond the last line. Set to `"off"` to prevent this behavior. | `"one_page"` |
| vertical_scroll_margin | The number of lines to keep above or below the cursor when scrolling. Set to `0` to allow the cursor to go up to the edges of the screen vertically. | `3` |
| gutter.line_numbers | Controls the display of line numbers in the gutter. Set the `"line_numbers"` property to `false` to hide line numbers. | `true` |
| command_aliases | Object that defines aliases for commands in the command palette. You can use it to define shortcut names for commands you use often. Read below for examples. | `{}` |
| Property | Description | Default Value |
| ----------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | -------------------- |
| cursor_blink | If `true`, the cursor blinks. | `true` |
| relative_line_numbers | If `true`, line numbers in the left gutter are relative to the cursor. | `false` |
| scrollbar | Object that controls the scrollbar display. Set to `{ "show": "never" }` to hide the scroll bar. | `{ "show": "auto" }` |
| scroll_beyond_last_line | If set to `"one_page"`, allows scrolling up to one page beyond the last line. Set to `"off"` to prevent this behavior. | `"one_page"` |
| vertical_scroll_margin | The number of lines to keep above or below the cursor when scrolling. Set to `0` to allow the cursor to go up to the edges of the screen vertically. | `3` |
| gutter.line_numbers | Controls the display of line numbers in the gutter. Set the `"line_numbers"` property to `false` to hide line numbers. | `true` |
| command_aliases | Object that defines aliases for commands in the command palette. You can use it to define shortcut names for commands you use often. Read below for examples. | `{}` |
Here's an example of these settings changed: