So I was making the assumption that should the default ordering change at some time in the future, that would be handled by changing the Identity ordering. Perhaps I misread or didn't follow everything I was looking at. The goal was to hook into whatever determines the default order so that if that changes, this remains the default order.

The primary goal of the spec using this is to ensure that specifying `--seed` on the command line does not effect the ordering strategy. Ideally, if the default ordering strategy changes, this test should still pass (assuming specifying the seed continues to NOT hijack ordering).