If file path contains "-" will yield invalid architecture

As said in the title if the file path contains "-", for example:

./examples/Miller–Rabin_prime_test/Miller_Rabin_prime_test

It will yield the following error.

Invalid encoding in string. @ line = 4, column = 65
Error: Unsupported target format 'INVALID ENCODING IN STRING. @ LINE = 4, COLUMN = 65Invalid encoding in string. @ line = 4, column = 65'. Supported formats: ELF32, ELF64, PE32, Intel HEX 32, Mach-O 32.

when running with the retdec-decompiler.py

However once changing the file path to ./examples/Miller_Rabin_prime_test/Miller_Rabin_prime_test. It will decompile the software correctly.

Reproduce the failure with retdec-decompiler.py using ./examples/Miller–Rabin_prime_test/Miller_Rabin_prime_test, then inspect how that entry point handles paths containing '-'. Compare it with the renamed Miller_Rabin_prime_test path; done means the original path decompiles without the invalid-encoding and unsupported-target-format errors.

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