Feature Request: Ability to disable warnings via code comments or global config rules

Request / Idea

This is a feature request to have the ability to disable warnings via code comments or global config rules.

Right now this section of code https://github.com/prettier/plugin-pug/blob/9e6620a4624261561aa966faaaea657804a74749/src/printer.ts#L1456-L1483 has no way of being disabled from outputting to console.

Similar to being able to ignore automatic formatting, it would be great to have (via comments or config, or both possibly), the ability to ignore warnings.

e.g. https://prettier.github.io/plugin-pug/guide/#usage highlights the ability to write //- prettier-ignore before a block of code to disable prettier from auto-formatting it

Input

❯ npx prettier app/views/layout.pug --write --loglevel error
[PugPrinter:start-pipeless-text]: The following expression could not be formatted correctly. This is likely a syntax error or an issue caused by the missing execution context. If you think this is a bug, please open a bug issue.
code: `window._types = {
  success: "#{ t('Success') }",
  error: "#{ t('Error') }",
  info: "#{ t('Info') }",
  warning: "#{ t('Warning') }",
  question: "#{ t('Question') }"
};
window._messages = !{json(flash(), null, null)};`
You used interpolated code in your pipeless script tag, so you may ignore this warning.
Found babel SyntaxError: Unexpected token, expected "," (8:32)
  6 |   question: "#{ t('Question') }"
  7 | };
> 8 | window._messages = !{json(flash(), null, null)};
    |                                ^
  9 |.

Expected Output

None

Additional Context

There is no ability that I've found so far as to disable warnings, or specific warnings related to specific blocks/lines of code.

cc @spence-s @shadowgate15

Start by reviewing src/printer.ts at lines 1456-1483 and the existing prettier-ignore guidance in the linked plugin-Pug guide. Reproduce the warning with the provided npx prettier command, then determine the intended comment or global configuration behavior. Done means users can suppress the relevant warning for selected code or through configuration without suppressing unrelated output.