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The ordering asserts compared two string literals to each other ("05..." < "60..."), which is constant-true and never read the file. The invariant it claims to guard is boot-critical: pacman runs hooks in filename order, and a guard hook renamed past 60-mkinitcpio-remove would let a blocked transaction remove the current initramfs with this test still green.
The test now extracts the hook filenames the installer actually writes and compares those against the stock mkinitcpio hook name, so a rename flows into the assertion. Verified by mutation: renaming 05-zfs-snapshot to 70- in a source copy fails the new extraction compare where the old literal compare stayed true. Also added: every written hook must carry a two-digit ordering prefix.
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