Use .city instead of [:city] in history test

[geekoftheweek]

In the get history of an item test, I got the following:

     test/append/address_test.exs:56
     ** (UndefinedFunctionError) function Append.Address.fetch/2 is undefined (Append.Address does not implement the Access behaviour)
     code: assert h1[:city] == "Asgard"
     stacktrace:
       (append) Append.Address.fetch(%Append.Address{__meta__: #Ecto.Schema.Metadata<:loaded, "addresses">, address_line_1: "The Hall", address_line_2: "Valhalla", city: "Asgard", entry_id: "b0cccc58-f3ea-4b9d-9b57-9b79c2bbf69a", id: 100, inserted_at: ~N[2018-12-29 20:29:29.782939], name: "Thor", postcode: "AS1 3DG", tel: "0800123123", updated_at: ~N[2018-12-29 20:29:29.782939]}, :city)
       (elixir) lib/access.ex:318: Access.get/3
       test/append/address_test.exs:70: (test)

In my own code I fixed this by changing the assert statements to check h1.city instead of h1[:city] (and likewise for h2).

[nelsonic]

@geekoftheweek that would be a good fix/improvement. would you mind creating a Pull Request?
(please/thanks!)