Add Node#element element factory to create elements off of existing elements#179
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Node#elementsupports the same arguments asNode.elementbut without the name parameter.Node.elementshould be used to define static structure of pages that holds for the lifetime of a node instance (an element or document).Node#elementshould be used to create anAePageObjects::Elementinstance from the current state of the node (element or document). For example,Node#elementshould be used for modals.