Describe the bug
I expect an "Unresolved attribute reference" warning when I reference a Pydantic model attribute that does not exist. I am not getting one. I do get a warning when I create the same object with as a dataclass. I've gotten multiple failures at runtime because of this, when I would have expected to get the warning at coding time in my IDE.

To Reproduce

Code example:

from dataclasses import dataclass
from pydantic import BaseModel


@dataclass
class DataclassExample:
    value: int


dataclass_example = DataclassExample(value=42)
print(dataclass_example.value)  # No warning.
print(dataclass_example.nonvalue)  # Unresolved attribute reference 'nonvalue' for class 'DataclassExample'


class PydanticExample(BaseModel):
    value: int


pydantic_example = PydanticExample(value=42)
print(pydantic_example.value)  # No warning.
print(pydantic_example.nonvalue)  # No warning, but should give one.

Expected behavior
I expect the nonvalue attribute of the pydantic model to be underlined with the same warning "Unresolved attribute reference" as when I create a dataclass.

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Environments (please complete the following information):

• IDE: PyCharm 2023.3.4 (Professional Edition)
• OS: The official python 3.11 slim docker container, probably debian.
• Python version 3.11.8
• Pydantic version 2.3.0
• Plugin version 0.4.11

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