feat: support for service_ids in transfers.txt - #74
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The Swiss GTFS now uses a non-standard extension to model transfers valid only for specific dates. See https://opentransportdata.swiss/en/cookbook/timetable-cookbook/gtfs/gtfs-changes-transfers-txt/
In our case the implementation is fairly straightforward, and it does solve a few missing transfers that were only present in HRDF before.
See also google/transit#595