[FIX] Fix loading of datasets with paths in variable attributes#1549
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Fixes a problem, where files containing paths as attribute values could not be read. Reading failed when the value of the attribute was parsed as a python literal.
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Fixes a problem where a dataset containing image filenames save from Orange could not be read again.