ValueError: too many values to unpack` when selecting multiple targets using dash separator

[Wr1ghtShade]

Version: 2.9.9b0 (master)
Python: 3.13
OS: Kali Linux, kernel 6.19

Hey, ran into a crash today when selecting targets.

At the prompt I typed 6-10-11-12 — which felt natural since the prompt itself says targets can be entered "separated by commas, dashes or all". Instead of selecting those targets, wifite crashed:

 [!] ValueError: too many values to unpack (expected 2)
 [!]    File ".../wifite/util/scanner.py", line 742, in _prompt_user_for_targets_classic
 [!]        (lower, upper) = [int(x) - 1 for x in choice.split('-')]
 [!]        ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

The issue is in scanner.py line 742 — the parser assumes a dash-separated input always produces exactly 2 values (a range like 6-10). With more than one dash, unpacking fails.

Workaround is to use commas (6,10,11,12) or a single range (6-12), but ideally multiple dashes should either be parsed correctly or return a friendly error instead of a traceback.

Thanks for the great tool regardless!