Why prefer `return status(404, payload)` when a route declares a `404` response schema?

Why prefer `return status(404, payload)` when a route declares a `404` response schema?

1. It binds the status to the payload so TypeScript can check and narrow that response branch.
2. It retries the handler automatically after every 404.
3. It skips response validation to reduce latency.
4. It converts every thrown exception into the same payload.