Fix #1210 for Python 2 (it was never broken for Python 3)

The new code from commit 08b08d70 returned a 'unicode' object instead
of 'str' but here
<https://github.com/ranger/ranger/blob/53e48ed044b3f69cf21a43a4c9c4450b56972165/ranger/gui/widgets/pager.py#L184>
we were explicitly expecting 'str'.  I wanted to use
`isinstance(source, basestring)` (or `(str, unicode)` instead of
`basestring`)) there but it won't work under Python 3.  For now I'm
re-encoding every Python 2 unicode string to a UTF-8 encoded 'str'
object even though 'unicode' should work just as well, because it
would be cumbersome under Python 3 otherwise.

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