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I can't compare to MySQL because I can't seem to get load_file to work on my MySQL server.
I believe the binary keyword is necessary in MySQL because md5 expects a string, and this prevents the engine from attempting to convert the file into a string with the default collation (which will likely fail, as we see above.)
Steps to reproduce:
Expected output: the md5 hash of the file
Actual output:
invalid string for charset utf8mb4: '[bytes]'
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