Fix AFNIC contact parsing: dispatch holder/admin/tech into separate fields#311
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…ields AFNIC whois responses (.fr, .re, .pm, .tf, .wf, .yt) use a handle-reference system where holder-c, admin-c, and tech-c point to separate nic-hdl contact blocks. Now each contact block is resolved and mapped to registrant_*, admin_*, and tech_* fields. Also route all AFNIC TLDs to the parser, and rename WhoisFr to WhoisAfnic.
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holder-c,admin-c, andtech-cpoint to separatenic-hdlcontact blocks. Previously all contact information was merged into a flatemailslist. Now each contact block is resolved and mapped toregistrant_*,admin_*, andtech_*fields (name, type, address, country, phone, email).WhoisFrtoWhoisAfnicto reflect the broader scope.