I'm not sure I understand why we would want to expose counters to JavaScript?

Counters is an internal programmer tool that we use to gather statistics for a while and then delete again. I don't think we should do testing at that level. I would test behavior in tests and performance in benchmarks. If we are making a change that improves performance I think we should create a benchmark that shows
it to stop us from regressing. If we want to make sure that a test hits a
certain state, we should add functionality to force it instead of relying on
counters I think.

There might be compelling use cases that I haven't thought of? :-)

http://codereview.chromium.org/7281007/

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