Ignore disabled elements by default#14
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Fixes #7.
I am not sure what the default behavior should be, though.
This PR currently changes the previous behavior, i.e. it is a breaking change. The new behavior follows the same criteria as browsers. But browsers work with JavaScript, and JavaScript can enable elements; form2request cannot. It can be fed a browser-rendered HTML, thought.