docs: mention homemanager module import

[gabyx]

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[Copilot]

Pull request overview

Updates the README to document an additional Home Manager usage pattern by importing the flake’s Home Manager module from within a Home Manager module.

Changes:

• Add a Home Manager module example that imports inputs.vscode-server.homeModules.default.
• Document enabling services.vscode-server.enable in that module-based setup.

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[Copilot]

This sentence starts mid-sentence with a lowercase "or" and uses inconsistent naming vs the section header ("Home Manager"). Consider changing to a full sentence starting with "Or" and using "Home Manager" for consistency/readability.

[Copilot]

This example assumes the module receives an inputs argument, but Home Manager modules won't have inputs unless the user passes it (e.g., via extraSpecialArgs/specialArgs in their home-manager configuration). As written, inputs will be undefined for many setups; please mention the required extraSpecialArgs = { inherit inputs; }; (or adjust the snippet to not require inputs).

Suggested change

	{ inputs, osConfig, ... }:
	{
	imports = [
	inputs.vscode-server.homeModules.default
	{ config, ... }:
	let
	vscode-server = builtins.getFlake "github:nix-community/nixos-vscode-server";
	in {
	imports = [
	vscode-server.homeModules.default

[Copilot]

osConfig is included in the argument set but not used in this snippet. Dropping it (or showing a use for it) would avoid confusion about when/why osConfig is needed.

Suggested change

	{ inputs, osConfig, ... }:
	{ inputs, ... }:

[Ten0]

Looks like copilot's comments are relevant, otherwise LGTM.