Make test-mok-error failures *slightly* more clear.

Currently when you've added a variable and not correctly changed the
test cases to match, you get a message like:

	./test-mok-mirror
	test-mok-mirror: setting variable sort policy to MOCK_SORT_DESCENDING
	test-mok-mirror: setting delete policy to MOCK_VAR_DELETE_ATTR_ALLOW_ZERO
	running test_mok_mirror_with_enough_space
	test_mok_mirror_with_enough_space: passed
	running test_mok_mirror_setvar_out_of_resources
	check_config_table:232:mok.name[0] 72 != test.name[0] 0
	check_config_table:232:Assertion `mok_entry->name[0] == mock_entry->name[0]' failed.

This adds another two lines:

	test-mok-mirror: Failed on entry 4 mok.name:"HSIStatus" mock.name:""
	test-mok-mirror: Entry is missing in expected variable list.

Or:

	test-mok-mirror: Failed on entry 4 mok.name:"" mock.name:"HSIStatus"
	test-mok-mirror: Entry is missing in found variable list.

Which will usually tell you which variable you forgot to add that's
present in test data, or what's missing in the test data and present
in the expected data.

Signed-off-by: Peter Jones <pjones@redhat.com>

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