Fix incorrect default processingMode in README

Author: rubensworks

README.md

@@ -153,7 +153,7 @@ Optionally, the following parameters can be set in the `JsonLdParser` constructo
 * `documentLoader` A custom loader for fetching remote contexts. This can be set to anything that implements [`IDocumentLoader`](https://github.com/rubensworks/jsonld-context-parser.js/blob/master/lib/IDocumentLoader.ts) _(Default: [`FetchDocumentLoader`](https://github.com/rubensworks/jsonld-context-parser.js/blob/master/lib/FetchDocumentLoader.ts))_
 * `ignoreMissingContextLinkHeader`: If the lack of JSON-LD context link headers on raw JSON documents should NOT result in an error. If true, raw JSON documents can be considered first-class JSON-LD documents. _(Default: `false`)_
 * `produceGeneralizedRdf`: If blank node predicates should be allowed, they will be ignored otherwise. _(Default: `false`)_
-* `processingMode`: The maximum JSON-LD version that should be processable by this parser. _(Default: `1.0`)_
+* `processingMode`: The maximum JSON-LD version that should be processable by this parser. _(Default: `1.1`)_
 * `strictValues`: By default, JSON-LD requires that all properties (or @id's) that are not URIs, are unknown keywords, and do not occur in the context should be silently dropped. When setting this value to true, an error will be thrown when such properties occur. This also applies to invalid values such as language tags. This is useful for debugging JSON-LD documents. _(Default: `false`)_
 * `allowSubjectList`: If RDF lists can appear in the subject position. _(Default: `false`)_
 * `validateValueIndexes`: If @index inside array nodes should be validated. I.e., nodes inside the same array with the same @id, should have equal @index values. This is not applicable to this parser as we don't do explicit flattening, but it is required to be spec-compliant. _(Default: `false`)_