Be careful what you wish for. Sometimes leaving a line stupidly long is better for readability than awkwardly trying to break it up.
If you have five similar statements somewhere with only one exceeding the linter's line length, breaking up that one can lead to code that is harder to parse than just leaving it jutting out by way of an exception to the general rule; especially if it contains some predictable bit of code.
Those would be edge cases where formatting can be turned off if needed. This would require justification during code review. Otherwise, we'd keep the automatic format, with a strong tendency towards the latter.
The general benefit of automated formatting outweighs these edge cases.
If you have five similar statements somewhere with only one exceeding the linter's line length, breaking up that one can lead to code that is harder to parse than just leaving it jutting out by way of an exception to the general rule; especially if it contains some predictable bit of code.