Some differences/oddities I noticed between referencing and invoking
`super`. I briefly discussed this with Erik Arvidsson at
https://github.com/google/traceur-compiler/issues/1220. In essence, if you
can invoke in two seperate ways, it seems logical that you should be able
to reference in those two ways (super() ~= super.submit(); super !=
super.submit).
```
class ClientForm extends Form{
submit() {
super.submit(); // Invokes Form.submit
let superSubmit = super.submit; // Reference to Form.submit
superSubmit(); // Invokes, but `this` is now undefined; not sure if
intended
super(); // Invokes Form.submit
let superSubmit2 = super; // Error: "Unexpected token ;"
}
```
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