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feat: syntax for using first available formatter
Alternations are now supported. You can specify a sub-list in place of a formatter name and conform will use the first formatter in that list that is available. For example, this will use either prettierd or prettier (whichever is available), and then always trim whitespace afterwards: conform.format(formatters = { { "prettierd", "prettier" }, "trim_whitespace" }) This syntax is available both in the formatters_by_ft config option and in the `formatters` argument of the `format` method.
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