Navigation bar cannot jump to addresses (but can jump to symbol names)

Title: Navigation bar cannot jump to addresses (but can jump to symbol names)

Environment:

• OS: win10 64
• Cutter version: 2.5.0
• Hardware: x86-64 CPU

Description: The navigation bar (address bar) at the top of Cutter fails to seek when entering a raw address (e.g., 0x401000 or 401000). Pressing Enter does nothing: the disassembly view does not change, and no error is shown. However, entering a symbol name (e.g., main, entry0) works correctly and jumps to the corresponding location.

Steps to reproduce:

1. Open any binary in Cutter (e.g., a simple ELF executable or a larger one).
2. Wait for initial analysis to complete (if enabled).
3. Click on the navigation bar at the top.
4. Type a valid address such as 0x401000 (or any address present in the binary) and press Enter.
5. Observe that the view does not change.
6. Now type a symbol name, e.g., main or entry0, and press Enter. This works as expected.

Expected behavior: Typing an address and pressing Enter should seek to that address and update the view, just like typing a symbol name.

Actual behavior: Only symbol names are accepted. Addresses are ignored; the view remains unchanged and no error message appears.

Additional information:

• I have verified the address is valid by using the G shortcut (Go to address dialog), which works correctly and seeks to the same address.
• The same binary loaded in Rizin command-line allows s 0x401000 to seek successfully.
• I tried both 0x401000 and 401000 (without 0x), neither works.
• This occurs with every binary I have tested, not just one specific file.
• The issue persists across restarts of Cutter.
• ARM64 build, Work in the same way.