To convince yourself this is a worthwhile change, try running some failing test cases with your original ok and compare with cmp_ok

I took this advice...
As expected, I get a more verbose output.

But, I don't see how it is any more helpful: 

# Testing horizontal image

#   Failed test 'Correct centre image from horizontal'
#   at t/02-image.t line 41.
#          got: '33220702a62b38deb37ef0ce0b4a1a22'
#     expected: 'c97e63fc792ef75b5ff49c078046321e'

#   Failed test 'Correct left image from horizontal'
#   at t/02-image.t line 43.
#          got: '4a0e69414c9603b0437d22841ef0d300'
#     expected: '20a5c6517316ebef4c255c12f991dbc7'

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