yew-macro: silence non-normalised element name warnings for SVG elements #3769
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Description
As the edit in the macro test shows, SVG elements that are named in the camelCase convention don't trigger the warning for a non-nomalised form of their name
Modifications outside of yew-macro had to be done to please Clippy
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