docs: add missing default options to README.md

Author: soerenmartius

Diff for: README.md

@@ -147,22 +147,28 @@ See [variables.tf] and [examples/] for details and use-cases.
   `has_issues`,
   `has_projects`,
   `has_wiki`,
+  `has_downloads`,
+  `delete_branch_on_merge`
+  `is_template`
   `allow_merge_commit`,
   `allow_rebase_merge`,
   `allow_squash_merge`,
   `allow_auto_merge`,
+  `auto_init`
+  `gitignore_template`,
+  `license_template`,
   `squash_merge_commit_title`,
   `squash_merge_commit_message`,
   `merge_commit_title`,
   `merge_commit_message`,
-  `has_downloads`,
   `auto_init`,
-  `gitignore_template`,
-  `license_template`,
   `default_branch`,
   `topics`,
   `issue_labels_create`,
-  `issue_labels_merge_with_github_labels`.
+  `issue_labels_merge_with_github_labels`
+  `vulnerability_alerts`
+  `ignore_vulnerability_alerts_during_read`
+  `template`.
 
   Module defaults are used for all arguments that are not set in `defaults`.
   Using top level arguments override defaults set by this argument.

Diff for: README.tfdoc.hcl

@@ -164,22 +164,28 @@ section {
           `has_issues`,
           `has_projects`,
           `has_wiki`,
+          `has_downloads`,
+          `delete_branch_on_merge`
+          `is_template`
           `allow_merge_commit`,
           `allow_rebase_merge`,
           `allow_squash_merge`,
           `allow_auto_merge`,
+          `auto_init`
+          `gitignore_template`,
+          `license_template`,
           `squash_merge_commit_title`,
           `squash_merge_commit_message`,
           `merge_commit_title`,
           `merge_commit_message`,
-          `has_downloads`,
           `auto_init`,
-          `gitignore_template`,
-          `license_template`,
           `default_branch`,
           `topics`,
           `issue_labels_create`,
-          `issue_labels_merge_with_github_labels`.
+          `issue_labels_merge_with_github_labels`
+          `vulnerability_alerts`
+          `ignore_vulnerability_alerts_during_read`
+          `template`.
 
           Module defaults are used for all arguments that are not set in `defaults`.
           Using top level arguments override defaults set by this argument.