Updated docs

Author: AndreasArvidsson

docs/user/customization.md

@@ -127,7 +127,7 @@ Cursorless exposes a couple talon actions and captures that you can use to defin
 See [snippets](./experimental/snippets.md) for more information about Cursorless snippets.
 
 - `user.cursorless_insert_snippet_by_name(name: str)`: Insert a snippet with the given name, eg `functionDeclaration`
-- `user.cursorless_insert_snippet(body: str, destination: Optional[CursorlessDestination], scope_type: Optional[Union[str, list[str]]])`: Insert a snippet with the given body defined using our snippet body syntax (see the [snippet format docs](./experimental/snippet-format.md)). The body should be a single string, which could contain newline `\n` characters, rather than a list of strings as is expected in our snippet json representation.
+- `user.cursorless_insert_snippet(body: str, destination: Optional[CursorlessDestination], scope_type: Optional[Union[str, list[str]]])`: Insert a snippet with the given body defined using our snippet body syntax (see the [snippet format docs](./experimental/snippet-format.md)). The body should be a single string, which could contain newline `\n` characters, rather than a list of strings as is expected in our snippet json representation. Destination is where the snippet will be inserted. If omitted will default to current selection. An optional scope type can be provided for the target to expand to. `"snip if after air"` for example could be desired to go after the statement containing `air` instead of the token.
 - `user.cursorless_wrap_with_snippet_by_name(name: str, variable_name: str, target: CursorlessTarget)`: Wrap the given target with a snippet with the given name, eg `functionDeclaration`. Note that `variable_name` should be one of the variables defined in the named snippet. Eg, if the named snippet has a variable `$foo`, you can pass in `"foo"` for `variable_name`, and `target` will be inserted into the position of `$foo` in the given named snippet.
 - `user.cursorless_wrap_with_snippet(body, target, variable_name, scope)`: Wrap the given target with a snippet with the given body defined using our snippet body syntax (see the [snippet format docs](./experimental/snippet-format.md)). The body should be a single string, which could contain newline `\n` characters, rather than a list of strings as is expected in our snippet json representation. Note that `variable_name` should be one of the variables defined in `body`. Eg, if `body` has a variable `$foo`, you can pass in `"foo"` for `variable_name`, and `target` will be inserted into the position of `$foo` in the given named snippet. The `scope` variable can be used to automatically expand the target to the given scope type, eg `"line"`.