docs: clarify request fixture in indirect parametrization#14260
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Explain that `request` is the built-in fixture object and that `request.param` carries each indirect parameter value.
Add changelog/13155.doc.rst to satisfy changelog checks for PR pytest-dev#14260.
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Summary
Clarify the
requestfixture usage in the "Indirect parametrization" example.This change explicitly states that:
requestis the built-in fixture object passed to fixtures.@pytest.mark.parametrize(..., indirect=True)are available asrequest.param.Closes #13155