Ah I haven't looked at this code in a while. The directory parameter is only if you are using the tournament flag. Soo.. you could either run a two deck tournament with (-t Bracket), which might not make as much sense for your setup.
It looks like the -d parameter isn't working because you just have the .dck files at a random location, and the simulator tries to infer the deck directory for you. So by saying
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-d Jund.dck enchantress.dck
it expects
Jund.dck and enchantress.dck to be saved within the Forge structure. Most specifically, this would be inside Forge's User directory, which on a Mac should be something like => <your home directory>/Library/Application Support/Forge/
Once you have your Forge user directory, your decks should be either in decks/constructed or decks/commander as appropriate.
You can use a folder structure for the experiment as long as that folder lives within that root directory. I bet you could even just have a softlink from your existing location inside Forge's constructed folder
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ln -s <your home directory>/Library/Application Support/Forge/decks/constructed/testdecks <your home directory>/testdecks/
and then look for testdecks/
Jund.dck