Fix outlet ranges for names with dashes #57
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This PR addresses a bug in
_block_to_listthat fails if an outlet name contains a-. The following changes will attempt to treat any block element that contains a-as a numeric range. If there is an issue converting this to a numeric expression, it is then treated as a string.This is particularly useful for me since my outlets are named after the hostname for the machine under control. This comes in handy during development when I need to cycle a machine using
dlipower cycle hostname-with-dashes.