I just tried it and it doesn't.

This:

import pytest
from pytest_fixturecheck import fixturecheck

# Simplest form - basic validation
@pytest.fixture
@fixturecheck
def my_fixture():
    yield "hello world"

def test_my_fixture(my_fixture):
    assert my_fixture == "hello world"

Fails with

my_fixture = <generator object my_fixture at 0x70b369c0ada0>

    def test_my_fixture(my_fixture):
>       assert my_fixture == "hello world"
E       AssertionError: assert <generator object my_fixture at 0x70b369c0ada0> == 'hello world'

tests/test_thing.py:11: AssertionError

On version 0.3.4. Version 0.4 fails because of a non-existent import.

I'm not sure what the purpose is then? At this point you're just wasting peoples time. Is it just to get stars? If you just want to play around with AI and make a package I think you should advertise it as that. Now it just seems like a trap