Clarify language of proposal for fixtures parameters #2893
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This change slightly modifies the language of the proposal document around use of fixture as parameters of pytest.mark.parametrize. When looking for documentation around this, I very quickly scrolled through this document and landed on the last paragraph thinking it was documenting a real function. This change attempts to make it less likely for this to happen.
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This change slightly modifies the language of the proposal document around use of fixture as parameters of pytest.mark.parametrize.
When looking for documentation around this, I very quickly scrolled through this document and landed on the last paragraph thinking it was documenting a real function. This change attempts to make it less likely for this to happen.