Bug: comments beginning using an exclaimation point instead of a first column 'c' are checked against max_line_length instead of max_comment_line_length

[matt-pharr]

Describe the bug
Comments beginning using an exclamation point instead of a first column 'c' are checked against max_line_length instead of max_comment_line_length. In my opinion, the ideal behavior would be to check a line before an exclamation point to max_line_length and then check the comment after the exclamation point to max_comment_line_length. Visual example from Visual Studio Code:

To Reproduce
Using any fixed-form fortran source file with a ! comment passing the max line length,

fortls --debug_filepath test.f --debug_rootpath .. --debug_diagnostics --max_line_length 72 --max_comment_line_length -1

An example file follows:

      program test

      implicit none
c This is a comment line, it can go past the 72nd column as;dlfkjams;l ekrjm cw;elj
      integer :: i, j, k
      integer :: some_variable ! This is a comment, if it goes past the 72nd column
      integer :: another_variable ! then it will trigger a warning with fortls using max_line_length=72.
      

      i = 1
      j = i + 1
      k = i + j
      some_variable = 10
      another_variable = 20
      
      end program test

This command with this example file produces warnings:

Testing "textDocument/publishDiagnostics" request:
  File = "/Users/pharr/Downloads/test.f"
================================================================================
Reported Diagnostics:
      5:WARNING  "Line length exceeds "max_line_length" (72)"
      6:WARNING  "Line length exceeds "max_line_length" (72)"
      5:WARNING  "Line length exceeds "max_line_length" (72)"
      6:WARNING  "Line length exceeds "max_line_length" (72)"
================================================================================

Expected behavior
As summarized above -- this warning should only trigger if code the compiler will recognize as code passes the maximum line length column, not if a comment beginning with '!' does.

Setup information (please complete the following information):

• OS: macOS 15.5 24F74 arm64
• Python Version: 3.13.3
• fortls Version: 3.2.2
• Code editor: VS Code
• Using Modern Fortran 3.2.0

Configuration information (please complete the following information):
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Additional context
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