Fix deep elements (<Foo.bar />) tests #21
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This PR fixes an issue that was preventing the tests for elements that used deep accessors in the element function caller, like
<Foo.bar />or<Foo.Bar />.The issue was related to the tests running on OCaml syntax (due to ocaml-migrate-parsetree driver not supporting Reason syntax) and this made that the generated OCaml code for
<Foo.bar />which transforms intoFoo.Bar.createElement, being parsed as aPexp_fieldexpression.Added also a lot of test cases for elements.