Precondition and expected results decorators

#### I'm submitting a ...
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- [x] feature request
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#### What is the expected behavior?
Would be great to have the ability to add preconditions and expected results in pytest allure decorators, similar to `@allure.title`, `@allure.description`, etc.

Ex:
```python
@allure.title('This is a test')
@allure.precondition('This is precondition 1')
@allure.precondition('This is precondition 2, or maybe it can be passed as a list to one decorator')
@allure.expected_result('At the end, it should be `1`')
def test_something():
pass
```

#### What is the motivation / use case for changing the behavior?
When creating manual tests, we do have these features, ex:


We have a _lot_ of automated tests that have visibility to other teams and separating the preconditions from the description would be very useful.

#### Please tell us about your environment:

- Allure version: 2.24.1
- Test framework: pytest@7.4.3
- Allure adaptor: allure-pytest@2.13.2

#### Other information

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Comience examinando los decoradores de pytest existentes, como @allure.title y @allure.description, y cómo se representan sus metadatos. Determine cómo deben exponerse por separado de la descripción las precondiciones repetidas y un resultado esperado; después, añada cobertura para el comportamiento solicitado del decorador y verifique que el informe generado muestre estos campos.

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