`pytest_assertrepr_compare` hook should take the same arguments as `pytest_assertion_pass`

What's the problem this feature will solve?

in my plugin (pytest-robotframework), i want to be able to log both passing and failing assertions in the same way, as a keyword in the robot log with the original expression from the assert statement. for example, the following test would produce this output in the robot log:

def test_foo():
    left = 1
    right = 1
    assert left == right

however i can't do that with failing assertions, because pytest_assertrepr_compare does not have an orig argument, so only the actual values can be displayed, not the original left == right expression from the assert statement:

Describe the solution you'd like

either:

1. add the orig argument from pytest_assertion_pass to pytest_assertrepr_compare. the other arguments would be useful too: item, lineno, expl (expl would be the default explanation or the explanation returned from a previous hook)
2. create a new pytest_assertion_fail hook that takes the same arguments as pytest_assertion_pass

Start by locating the pytest_assertrepr_compare and pytest_assertion_pass hook implementations and their existing call sites or tests. Compare the proposed APIs, then determine which design can expose the original assertion expression for failing assertions; done means an agreed hook behavior is implemented and covered by the relevant hook tests.