Add experimental relationship count API#105
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| // EXPERIMENTAL: UnregisterRelationshipCounter unregisters a filter for counting relationships. |
This will eventually be backed by a counting/stats service, but for now will call count(*)
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This will eventually be backed by a counting/stats service, but for now will call count(*)