make a named export for solid-js/html for autocompletion in IDEs

[trusktr]

Summary

Clearly-named exports appear as autocomplete results in IDEs like VS Code. This allows someone to, for example, write the following JS code with | representing the cursor location:

function Comp() {
  return html|
}

and IDEs that use TypeScript Language Server (f.e. VS Code) will propose to automatically add import {html} from 'solid-js/html', converting the code to the following when the user hits the Tab key (default in most IDEs) to accept the auto-completion:

import {html} from 'solid-js/html'

function Comp() {
  return html|
}

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[trusktr]

Actually I just tested, and autocompletion will work as long as the app already imports the default html somewhere first. So this change is not needed for that.

This does make it easy to write things like export * from 'solid-js/html' though, so I'd say keep it.