`params` on Fixtures are silently hidden when the Fixture is shadowed but used

Issue

params on fixtures that are shadowed but used are silently dropped.

Example

@pytest.fixture
def b(a): return a

@pytest.fixture(name="a", params=("inner", "near"))
def a_inner(request):
    return f"#{request.param}"

@pytest.fixture(name="a", params=("outer", "far"))
def a_outer(request, a, b):
    return f"+{request.param} {a} {b}"

def test_nested(a):
    print(a)

this result in something like

> pytest -s -q -vvv
::test_nested[outer]
+outer #outer #outer
PASSED
::test_nested[far]
+far #far #far
PASSED

I expect to atleast get a warning that the params on the inner fixture are overwritten by the paramson the outer one

Note I:

I actually hoped to get all four cases (outer-inner, outer-near, far-inner, far-near), but i guess that wont happen anytime (see Note III)

Note II:

The fixture b is only included to demonstrate that the inner fixture is/can be accessed when necessary.
Increasing the scope on the inner fixture does not change anything.

Note III:

I am aware that the current behaviour (ignoring the params on the inner fixture) is the current way to make indirect parameters in pytest.mark.parametrize work, because pytest.mark.parametrize in effect just shadows fixtures.

Sytem Info:

pytest-7.4.0
win10 & python 3.11

Start by reproducing the supplied nested-fixture example with pytest 7.4.0, then trace how fixture shadowing and parameter collection handle the inner and outer fixtures. Done means the silently dropped inner params are surfaced with a clear warning while the existing indirect-parameter behavior remains intact.