Error transpiling spread Array factory

Bublé parses `[ ...Array(length) ]` as `[].concat( Array(length) )` witch is not equivalent.

Spreading `Array` factory returns an array with undefined values.
```js
[ ...Array(2) ] === [undefined, undefined]
[ ...Array(2) ].length === 2
```

Concating `Array` factory returns an empty array with defined length.

```js
[].concat( Array(2) ) === []
[].concat( Array(2) ).length === 2
```

#### What I get?
```js
[].concat( Array(length) )
```

#### What I expected?
```js
Array.apply( null, Array(length) )
```
OR
```js
Array.prototype.concat.apply( [], Array(length) )
```
OR
```js
[].concat.apply( [], Array(length) )
```

Start by locating the spread-expression transpilation path that turns `[ ...Array(length) ]` into a concat call, then reproduce the issue with the examples in this report. Done means the transpiled result preserves the source array's undefined elements and length rather than producing an empty sparse array.

Written by the indexing model from the issue text.