That's interesting, thank you. I tried to hack Keyword::Simple to return _EXPR, but that expectedly fails because it also creates a single OP_NULL as a statement returned, and that doesn't fly in the expression context. Also, I checked XS::APItest::KeywordRPN that is mentioned in the docs as a reference implementation of a keyword handler, and although it's broken now, it uses _EXPR that supposedly worked at least on 5.13.
But that leads to another question: I wonder how one compiles perl code to get a optree? If it exists, then Keyword::Simple would be relatively simple to expand, I guess.
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