When running loq baseline, violations are determined by comparing files against the default_max_lines threshold (or --threshold), ignoring any pattern-based rules in the config.

For example, with this config:

default_max_lines = 500

[[rules]]
path = "tests/**"
max_lines = 1000

Running loq baseline will add explicit rules for any test file over 500 lines, even though the tests/** pattern already allows 1000. This leads to redundant rules like:

[[rules]]
path = "tests/foo/test_bar.py"
max_lines = 673

Expected behavior: loq baseline should evaluate each file against its effective limit (considering pattern matches), only adding explicit rules for files that exceed their pattern-matched limit.

This would let users set higher limits for certain directories (like tests) without baseline cluttering the config with unnecessary overrides.