chore: generated vimdoc

Author: github-actions[bot]

doc/op.txt

@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
-*op.txt*                                              Last change: 2024 May 28
+*op.txt*                                           Last change: 2025 August 19
 
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 Table of Contents                                       *op-table-of-contents*
@@ -266,9 +266,10 @@ COMMANDS                                                         *op-commands*
 All commands are also available as a Lua API, see API <#api>. Additionally
 there are two utility methods for grabbing secrets to use in scripting:
 
-- `require('op').get_secret(item_reference: string): string|nil, string|nil`
-- `require('op').get_secret_async(item_reference: string, callback:
-  fun(secret: string|nil, stderr: string|nil))`
+- `require('op').get_secret(item_reference: string, account: string|nil):
+  string|nil, string|nil`
+- `require('op').get_secret_async(item_reference: string, account: string|nil,
+  callback: fun(secret: string|nil, stderr: string|nil))`
 If the CLI integration is enabled in the 1Password desktop app, the field
 action menu will have an item to "Copy secret reference". You can also go to
 Settings -> Developer and "Show 1Password Developer experience" to enable the
@@ -403,9 +404,10 @@ All commands are also available as a Lua API as described below:
 Additionally there are two utility methods for grabbing secrets to use in
 scripting:
 
-- `require('op').get_secret(item_reference: string): string|nil, string|nil`
-- `require('op').get_secret_async(item_reference: string, callback:
-  fun(secret: string|nil, stderr: string|nil))`
+- `require('op').get_secret(item_reference: string, account: string|nil):
+  string|nil, string|nil`
+- `require('op').get_secret_async(item_reference: string, account: string|nil,
+  callback: fun(secret: string|nil, stderr: string|nil))`
 Additionally, part of `op.nvim`'s design includes complete bindings to the CLI
 that you can use for scripting with Lua. This API is available in the `op.api`
 module. This module returns a table that matches the hierarchy of the