Add README note regarding vim-plug and venv #95
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I was using
Plug 'heavenshell/vim-pydocstring', { 'for': ['python'], 'do': 'make install' }to install the plugin via vim-plug and was receiving the'doq' not found.Install 'doq'error when attempting to run:Pydocstring. It looks like the MakeFile creates a new venv for installing doq, so exits if there is an active venv. So, if thePlugInstallorPlugUpdatevim-plug commands were ran within a venv, doq would not install. I made a note of this in the README and fixed a grammar mistake.