[emacs-w3m:13264] [emacs-w3m/emacs-w3m] New MELPA version (20190225.443) is broken (#20)

Danny Yue <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.emacs.w3m
Message-ID <emacs-w3m/emacs-w3m/issues/[email protected]>
After updating from MELPA (version 20190225.443) today, the w3m function seems to be broken.

Just execute `w3m` command and it says:

```
mapcar: Wrong type argument: arrayp, (("-no-cookie" "-o" "follow_redirection=0" "-o" "user_agent=Emacs-w3m/1.4.632 w3m/0.5.3+git20180125" "-dump_extra" "http://www.google.fr/") [w3m-process-object #<buffer  *w3m-work*-375554> nil nil])
```

 The complete debugging trace is:
```
Debugger entered--Lisp error: (wrong-type-argument arrayp (("-no-cookie" "-o" "follow_redirection=0" "-o" "user_agent=Emacs-w3m/1.4.632 w3m/0.5.3+git20180125" "-dump_extra" "http://www.google.fr/") [w3m-process-object #<buffer  *w3m-work*-375554> nil nil]))
  #f(compiled-function (obj) #<bytecode 0x1fbb4e5>)(("/usr/bin/w3m" ("-no-cookie" "-o" "follow_redirection=0" "-o" "user_agent=Emacs-w3m/1.4.632 w3m/0.5.3+git20180125" "-dump_extra" "http://www.google.fr/") [w3m-process-object #<buffer  *w3m-work*-375554> nil nil]))
  mapcar(#f(compiled-function (obj) #<bytecode 0x1fbb4e5>) (("/usr/bin/w3m" ("-no-cookie" "-o" "follow_redirection=0" "-o" "user_agent=Emacs-w3m/1.4.632 w3m/0.5.3+git20180125" "-dump_extra" "http://www.google.fr/") [w3m-process-object #<buffer  *w3m-work*-375554> nil nil])))
  w3m-process-stop(#<buffer *w3m*>)
  w3m--goto-url--valid-url("about://bookmark/" nil nil nil nil nil nil nil nil)
  w3m-goto-url("about://bookmark/" nil)
  w3m-bookmark-view(nil)
  funcall-interactively(w3m-bookmark-view nil)
  call-interactively(w3m-bookmark-view nil nil)
  command-execute(w3m-bookmark-view)
```

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