dead-code-elimination erroneously tries to inline expressions into JSXIdentifiers.

Reproduction on RunKit: https://runkit.com/tolmasky/dead-code-inlines-jsxidentifiers

```javascript
function Input(element)
{
var ElementType = element || "input";

return ;
}
```

This will try to put `(element || "input")` into the actual JSX element, (something like `<(element||"input") ref = "input/>`), which is not allowed, and will thus throw this error:

TypeError: unknown: Property name of JSXOpeningElement expected node to be of a type ["JSXIdentifier","JSXMemberExpression"] but instead got "LogicalExpression"

It is important that I run this before my actual React transforms, since there are in-between transforms that rely on the right code having been removed, so I can not use as a temporary workaround switching the order of the transformations.