Fixed rmdir operation with recursion on non-existent directory #20
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When you call rmdir() with recursive=true on a non-existent directory it causes:
rmdir() calls list() which returns "No such file or directory" string instead a error and rmdir() tries to use it as a dir item.
I have replaced list() with listSafe() which is able to return the error, but it has bug too. It doesn't test missing optional arguments. So this patch also solves this issue.