When using the -z option, the -w option does not disable warnings about files skipped due to them being larger than the maximum file size

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Describe the bug
When a maximum file size to scan is specified with the -z option, the -w option does not disable warnings about files skipped due to them being larger than the maximum file size.

To Reproduce

1. Download the latest x64 YARA windows binary
2. Run YARA against a folder that contains files larger than the specified maximum file size, for example, using PowerShell and specifying a 5MB size limit: .\YARA64.exe -w -r -z 5242880 -C .\rule_file.yar "C:\windows\temp"
3. Observe that warnings are produced, such as: skipping C:\windows\temp\file.msi (5525504 bytes) because it's larger than 5242880 bytes.

Expected behavior
It's expected that no warnings are produced because of the -w option.

Please complete the following information:

• OS: Windows Server 2019
• YARA version: 4.5.2 x64
• Microsoft Visual C++ Redistributable version: v14.42.34438.00

Additional context
I have tried the following with no success:

• The full option "--no-warnings"
• Rearranging options

Thanks!