EdiCondition not working to RFF+CR

Thank you for putting in the work and making this library available.

I am trying to parse an EDIFACT 01B file and I am having troubles in constructing my custom classes to read an EDIFACT file.
I am trying to map the RFF+CR with no success. I am brand new on EDIFACT, so possible I am doing something wrong here.

```
LIN+00010++000000000060325004:IN'
IMD+++:::VALVE,TEST,FULLPORT,1IN,SS,FLG'
QTY+21:9.000'
DTM+50:20240422:102'
DTM+2:20240422:102'
MOA+203:81'
GIN+BN+FG125'
PRI+INF'
CUX+2:AUD:9'
RFF+CR:S/F, P4, TEST'
RFF+AEU:TEST_Exw W AUS-S/F'
RFF+WS:MAIN'
PAC+++EA'
TDT+20++G4'
LIN+00020++000000000060367095:IN'
IMD+++:::VALVE,GATE,KNIFE,200MM,CS,WAFER'
QTY+21:11.000'
DTM+50:20240819:102'
DTM+2:20240819:102'
MOA+203:44'
GIN+BN+200NB ANSI150'
PRI+INF'
CUX+2:AUD:9'
RFF+CR:TEST,TEST,s/f,p4'
RFF+AEU:Test_Exw W AUS-S/F'
RFF+WS:MAIN'
PAC+++EA'
TDT+20++G4'
```

My code:

```csharp
[EdiSegment, EdiSegmentGroup("LIN", SequenceEnd = "TDT")]
public class LineItem
{
[EdiValue("X(1)", Path = "LIN/0/0")]
public string LineNumber { get; set; }

[EdiValue("9(3)", Path = "QTY/0/1")]
public string Qty { get; set; }

[EdiValue("9(3)", Path = "LIN/1/0")]
public string Code { get; set; }

[EdiValue("9(3)", Path = "LIN/2/0")]
public string Unit { get; set; }

[EdiValue("9(3)", Path = "LIN/2/1")]
public string Type { get; set; }

[EdiCondition("2", Path = "DTM/0/0")]
public Date ActualDeliveryData { get; set; } //ATA

[EdiCondition("50", Path = "DTM/0/0")]
public Date ExpectedShipDate { get; set; } //ETD

public PriceDetails Prices { get; set; }

[EdiValue("X(256)", Path = "IMD/2/3")]
public string ItemDescription { get; set; }

[EdiCondition("CR", Path = "RFF/0")]
public Reference OtherReferences { get; set; }

}
```

Thank you

Start by reproducing the sample EDIFACT input with the LineItem mapping shown in the issue, focusing on the RFF+CR segment and its EdiCondition path. Inspect how EdiCondition resolves RFF values, then verify that OtherReferences is populated for RFF+CR while the existing DTM conditions still work.

Written by the indexing model from the issue text.