Fix for Manifest.plist parsing on Windows.

Due to a bug in the `Mac::PropertyList` Perl module, binary plist
files (Manifest.plist, Status.plist) are sometimes randomly
appear to be corrupted when running on Windows. When this happens,
the script usually ends with the infamous `Not a HASH reference
at ios_backup_extractor.pl line 729` error.

Before this bug is fixed in an upstream module [1], this change
explicitly forces Manifest.plist and Status.plist to be read in
a binary mode, thus avoiding the problematic code path.

[1]: briandfoy/mac-propertylist#26

Author: joz-k

src/ios_backup_extractor.pl

@@ -29,7 +29,7 @@
 
 use constant {
     APP_NAME    => 'ios_backup_extractor',
-    APP_VERSION => '1.2.2 (2024-03-30)',
+    APP_VERSION => '1.2.2 (2024-07-14)',
 };
 
 my $wanted_extensions = 'jpg|jpeg|heic|png|mov';
@@ -717,7 +717,7 @@ ($device_backup_dir)
     return (1, %{$g_manifest_plist_map{$device_backup_dir}})
         if (defined $g_manifest_plist_map{$device_backup_dir});
 
-    my $plist = parsePList ("$device_backup_dir/Manifest.plist");
+    my $plist = parseBinaryPList ("$device_backup_dir/Manifest.plist");
 
     return (0) unless $plist;
 
@@ -797,7 +797,7 @@ ($device_backup_dir)
     return (1, %{$g_status_plist_map{$device_backup_dir}})
         if (defined $g_status_plist_map{$device_backup_dir});
 
-    my $plist = parsePList ("$device_backup_dir/Status.plist");
+    my $plist = parseBinaryPList ("$device_backup_dir/Status.plist");
 
     return (0) unless $plist;