Fix compatibility between n:class macro and n:name form macro. #159
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Currently
n:classandn:namemacros do not play well together. The problem is thatn:namemacro doesn't seen:classas html attribute, so it doesn't reset the class on the returned Html instance of form/label/control. This leads to HTML output with doubleclass="..."attribute.This PR solves the problem by adding explicit support for
n:classintoFormMacros.