What's wrong with creating these as subtests within a single .t file?
Are you trying to avoid that?
Have you looked at Test::Cmd? If I remember right, it's geared for
testing command-line applications rather than modules.
FWIW, the black box test harness I used to use allowed specifying an
arbitrary command line, though it got sticky when it needed to access
configuration details like what directory the tests are running in.
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