Added ~/ expansion #957
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open() function inside theHarvester/__main__.py at line 831 and 892 does not recognize the ~/ as user home folder, because w+ in general can create a non-existent file but cannot create a non-existent directory, and for open() function the ~/ directory does not exist. It works only if the tilde is outside the "" otherwise it needs to be expanded. Here the applied solution expands the ~/ allowing to be used in all cases. Discussed in the following issue: #935
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open()function insidetheHarvester/__main__.pyat line 831 and 892 does not recognize the~/as user home folder, becausew+in general can create a non-existent file but cannot create a non-existent directory, and foropen()function the~/directory does not exist. It works only if the tilde is outside the "" otherwise it needs to be expanded. Here the applied solution expands the~/allowing to be used in all cases. Discussed in the following issue: #935