Woops I forgot ___ which is 0. Non-enumerable, non-configurable,
non-writable. Since undefined is what indicates lack of a property, this
isn't an issue. As for bounding, it's simple enough to specify the valid
range to be 0-12. Or use strings with the names instead of numbers, though
that loses the ability to combine flags via bitwise ops.
I also forgot to mention how accessors could work. In my experience using
this model in place of descriptors, accessors live where the value would
be. If a query indicates that a property is an accessor then the value
returned from 'get' needs to conform to something like { get, set }.
Another option would be to use another trap or another param to indicate
'get' is to return the getter/setter for a property instead of the
calculated value. Data properties are far more common and it's worth
optimizing for their use in terms of both API complexity and performance.
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