"to many/much/few" not flagged when followed by a noun mid-sentence

**The Error**
The ToTooDegreeWords linter only catches "to many/much/few" at clause end or before punctuation. It misses the common mid-sentence pattern where a noun follows the degree word.

**Examples (2-3):**
1. "I ate to many cookies." → should suggest "too many"
2. "There is to much water in the glass." → should suggest "too much"
3. "There is to little time to finish." → should suggest "too little"

**References**
- Cambridge Dictionary: "too" as degree modifier before many/much/few/little + noun
- Merriam-Webster: "too" used as a function word to indicate excess

**Potential Edge Cases**
When "to" is a preposition: "give to many charities", "connected to many servers", "listen to many podcasts" these are valid and should not be flagged.

Start at the ToTooDegreeWords linter named in the issue and locate its related test coverage. Reproduce the three mid-sentence examples and the listed prepositional cases; done means the degree-word errors are flagged before nouns while valid prepositional uses remain unflagged.

Written by the indexing model from the issue text.