Fix operator precedence bug in condition unwrapping

[Mr-Neutr0n]

Summary

• Fixes operator precedence bug in conditioners.py that caused incorrect condition unwrapping behavior
• Without parentheses, Python evaluates A or B and C as A or (B and C), causing lists to always be unwrapped regardless of length

The Bug

Before (incorrect):

if isinstance(x[condition_key], list) or isinstance(x[condition_key], tuple) and len(x[condition_key]) == 1:

This unwraps:

• All lists (regardless of length) - BUG!
• Single-element tuples only

After (correct):

if (isinstance(x[condition_key], list) or isinstance(x[condition_key], tuple)) and len(x[condition_key]) == 1:

This correctly unwraps:

• Single-element lists only
• Single-element tuples only

This matches the intent described in the comment: "Unwrap the condition info if it's a single-element list or tuple"

Test plan

• Verify that multi-element lists are no longer incorrectly unwrapped
• Verify single-element lists and tuples are still properly unwrapped

Fixes #221

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[Mr-Neutr0n]

Friendly bump! Let me know if there's anything I should update or improve to help move this forward.