False positive: "What do you think were the" -> "What do you think where the" (`WereWhere`)

**What got flagged?**
"What do you think **were** the…"

'were' corrected to 'where' by `WereWhere`

**Why is this incorrect?**
Here, `were` is the intended word.

In fact, even if 'where' was meant, it would be (at least in my opinion) a confusing use of grammar, and this should therefore be corrected the other way.

**Example of correct usage:**
```md
What do you think were the effects the olives had on the pasta's flavor?
```

Search the Rust rule implementation and tests for the `WereWhere` entry point, then read how it handles “were” before a noun phrase. Add the supplied example as a regression case and verify that the intended wording is no longer flagged while valid “where” cases remain covered.

Written by the indexing model from the issue text.