`--benchmark` / `--statistics` don't play well with custom formatters or `--quiet`

while moving things around, I noticed that these options don't play nicely with formatters

for example:

$ flake8 --quiet --quiet t.py --statistics
1     F401 'os' imported but unused

$ flake8 --format=json --benchmark t.py; echo
{"t.py": [{"code": "F401", "filename": "t.py", "line_number": 1, "column_number": 1, "text": "'os' imported but unused", "physical_line": "import os\n"}]0.00914    seconds elapsed1          total logical lines processed109        logical lines processed per second1          total physical lines processed109        physical lines processed per second3          total tokens processed328        tokens processed per second1          total files processed109        files processed per second}

I think ideally the following happens: statistics / benchmarks are moved from the base formatter to the default formatter and are noops otherwise

perhaps even removing statistics / benchmark if they're not deemed useful enough

Start by reproducing the two examples with --quiet, --statistics, --format=json, and --benchmark, then trace how statistics and benchmark output are handled by formatters. Done means custom formatter output remains valid, --quiet behaves consistently, and the default formatter still provides statistics and benchmark results if they are retained.