Apply loop factories when asyncio is marked via parametrize

[gyanu2507]

pytest_generate_tests only looked at the function's own asyncio marker, so this never picked up loop factories:

@pytest.mark.parametrize(
    "backend",
    [pytest.param("asyncio", marks=pytest.mark.asyncio)],
)
async def test_async(backend):
    ...

Also convert those functions during collection so strict mode still owns them.

Fixes #1463.

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[tjkuson]

Thank you for the PR, but this doesn't seem to address the issues I raised under the original issue. Specifically, this seems to break code which mixes asyncio and trio markers. #1463 (comment)

[gyanu2507]

You're right — this also wraps the trio param set. Closing; a proper fix needs the pytest API you pointed at.