Is it a good idea to use async methods in Playwright for Python when writing UI tests, and how can you properly run them asynchronously?

When switching to Playwright for Python, many testers wonder whether adopting async methods (similar to Playwright for TypeScript) is beneficial for UI testing.

The challenge arises when trying to use async functions with scoped fixtures like 'module', as Python raises compatibility issues.

Although Playwright supports asynchronous execution using async_playwright, setting it up correctly with fixtures and test hooks can be tricky.

The official Microsoft Playwright repo offers an async example, but it’s often complex for QA teams without deep Python experience.