Additions I would make, filter these through your own judgement or ignore if you wish.
In my opinion, status conditions should be put in the utility section, probably being miscellaneous or can even be its own section. They impact a game very much and can determine whether one can win or lose a matchup. For example, wearing down Pokémon without burn or toxic would be much harder (for example, Mola not having toxic would make it even MORE exploitable and dirge or wash not having burn would make them much less scary to physical attackers like msciz or mmedi), and paralysis can end games if one is unlucky (such as what serp does) These would only apply to the status versions of these status conditions for these moves, however, as something like discharge or scald is simply not consistent in how it dishes out status. For example, stufflike toxic/twave/willo/hypno would be included but not something like the aforementioned scald and discharge as well as… malignant chain or something like that. Not every mon runs status-inducing moves so it wouldn’t even be THAT long of a list, either. Here is how what I would put with every status:
Thunder Wave / Glare / Stun Spore:
Toxic:
Will-O-Wisp: 
I’ll leave it up to you whether these deserve to be in niche or viable, but I feel this would be a worthwhile addition due to status being an integral part of the game as a whole.
other additions I’d make:
to taunt: This thing uses taunt quite effectively, shutting down stall entirely and preventing pex from hazing its boosts.
to iron defense: I feel on screens where it uses speed booster iron defense is a great tool in helping it set up, prevent being killed by anything really, and start bowling through teams with stored power.
to Nasty Plot: Ok this isn’t THAT viable of a mon but it has a niche in my eyes, also there are other mons on this that are around the same level as it and it has a smogdex set so it’s probably worth mentioning. Nplot is its main set and can potentially be devastating for more bulky teams with the right luck (looking at you nd main character kybushi) while also providing ok defensive utility, staying around with regen and dealing with mons like waterpon and shifu quite well.
to a new section in priority called thunderclap: I don’t think I need to explain this one; tclap is raging bolt’s main way of rkilling things, and it does it quite well, revenge killing and even koing weakened Pokemon like Urshifu, nasty plot torn, mmedi, and weavile among others. Raging bolt is also a good mon itself, being A rank on the viability rankings.
to rain’s other abusers: I’ve heard from many that iron treads is able to work on rain structures, using its good typing and ability to remove hazards along with its now neutered fire weakness under rain to be a decent ground pick on those structures. It also is able to act as a good pivot with volt switch as well as having the naturally good qualities of its typing (checking lele, bolt, and offensive zapdos).
And uh to finish this post off I don’t know whether these would go in niche or viable because I wouldn’t have good judgement on that LOL
In my opinion, status conditions should be put in the utility section, probably being miscellaneous or can even be its own section. They impact a game very much and can determine whether one can win or lose a matchup. For example, wearing down Pokémon without burn or toxic would be much harder (for example, Mola not having toxic would make it even MORE exploitable and dirge or wash not having burn would make them much less scary to physical attackers like msciz or mmedi), and paralysis can end games if one is unlucky (such as what serp does) These would only apply to the status versions of these status conditions for these moves, however, as something like discharge or scald is simply not consistent in how it dishes out status. For example, stufflike toxic/twave/willo/hypno would be included but not something like the aforementioned scald and discharge as well as… malignant chain or something like that. Not every mon runs status-inducing moves so it wouldn’t even be THAT long of a list, either. Here is how what I would put with every status:
Thunder Wave / Glare / Stun Spore:
Toxic:
Will-O-Wisp:
I’ll leave it up to you whether these deserve to be in niche or viable, but I feel this would be a worthwhile addition due to status being an integral part of the game as a whole.
other additions I’d make:
to taunt: This thing uses taunt quite effectively, shutting down stall entirely and preventing pex from hazing its boosts. to iron defense: I feel on screens where it uses speed booster iron defense is a great tool in helping it set up, prevent being killed by anything really, and start bowling through teams with stored power. to Nasty Plot: Ok this isn’t THAT viable of a mon but it has a niche in my eyes, also there are other mons on this that are around the same level as it and it has a smogdex set so it’s probably worth mentioning. Nplot is its main set and can potentially be devastating for more bulky teams with the right luck (looking at you nd main character kybushi) while also providing ok defensive utility, staying around with regen and dealing with mons like waterpon and shifu quite well. to a new section in priority called thunderclap: I don’t think I need to explain this one; tclap is raging bolt’s main way of rkilling things, and it does it quite well, revenge killing and even koing weakened Pokemon like Urshifu, nasty plot torn, mmedi, and weavile among others. Raging bolt is also a good mon itself, being A rank on the viability rankings. to rain’s other abusers: I’ve heard from many that iron treads is able to work on rain structures, using its good typing and ability to remove hazards along with its now neutered fire weakness under rain to be a decent ground pick on those structures. It also is able to act as a good pivot with volt switch as well as having the naturally good qualities of its typing (checking lele, bolt, and offensive zapdos).And uh to finish this post off I don’t know whether these would go in niche or viable because I wouldn’t have good judgement on that LOL
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to Entry Hazards, Stealth Rock
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to Wallbreakers, Physical
to Wallbreakers, Mixed
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from Wallbreakers, Mixed
from Set-Up Sweepers, Bulk Up
to Sun, Chlorophyll
from Setters, Trick Room
for Sun, Chlorophyll. (I promise I'm not coping.)
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to stealth rock: Mega chomp usually runs hazards on its mixed set, and it does so quite effectively since it can lure in hazard removers like Lando and corv with Draco and fblast respectively. Tusk is more a hazard setter seen on Yard offense teams that have trouble slotting it, and I think especially with Zama gone tusk is much easier to fit on these teams over Lando and is definitely a good option for those teams in compressing removal and hazards at once which Lando… doesn’t do so well. These would both be in the niche section though.
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to Special Wallbreakers: Iron crown, even without using cm, breaks teams down early-middle in the game for its teammates to break through in the mid-late stages of a game. Not to mention stuff like 3a cm, unlike its more sweeping stored power counterpart, is also a great breaker for offense teams that like its defensive utility while also packing a punch. Prim, being recently ranked, has a niche as a special wallbreaker with its great early game breaking abilities on top of being able to trade vs. a majority of balances in the tier and usually forces a lot more progress early game than its competition.
to choice users, choice scarf: Used on ho teams, it provides those teams with valuable support in lunar dance, twave, and even in the stall mu trick. Not only that, it also provides good defensive presence against Pokemon like Mlop and Lando, mons that are able to revenge kill very well and are some of the best speed control options in the tier which is great for ho teams. 
from stealth rock: This guy has been largely unviable for months now, and I’d rather use other grounds like Lando, Glisc, or even ting Lu as ground hazard setters on balance teams. On fat, it’s largely just outclassed by Glisc. The only niche it has is improving fat’s mu into rain but like it doesn’t even do well at that due to stuff like ferro and arch existing as well as bolt overwhelming it easily.
from screens setters: Whaf does this do over Koko again? I struggle to see a use for it besides doing ok into rain teams and even then since it’s a lead it won’t be doing that consistently at all. Koko just has better lead utility in taunt, pivoting, and even eterrain which is a much better enabler than a9’s snow.
from physical wallbreakers: Being unranked doesn’t really help its case, but also it hasn’t really been used at all recently. The mon just has no results, and it has a middling speed tier even after a speed boost (being outsped by shifu, lele, and ival doesn’t help it and its frailty either). Pex and lando existing also doesn’t help blaziken out much either.
from special wallbreakers: With waterpon in the tier you generally want to be more defensively based instead of being the old tank set (which probably needs a new analysis btw…). Mvenu already hits pretty decently hard anyway even without investment is it doesn’t rlly need it although it will never be actively breaking down teams like a traditional wallbreaker would.
from mixed wallbreakers: I think for a long time we have solidified superpower as being a generally bad set, and with tera stellar it doesn’t even want superpower to take advantage of contrary. Plus superpower doesn’t really have any targets and just ends up being a wasted moveslot.
from choice users, choice scarf: The only time I would even consider scarf tini is on yard sun, and even then I’d just use some different form of speed control that at least would serve a role of not being a rocks weak pivot. Needing u turn to get out of obviously bad mus like Tran and pex while being rocks weak just doesn’t seem the best to me.
from setup sweepers, dragon dance: This thing just does not have the luxury of setting up in most games and is regulated to screens ho teams because of this, and even then there are better sweepers out there. Being forced to run a jolly nature on something that wants power for its lackluster setup abilities is also not the best and at that point just let me use something like Darkrai which is faster and much more threatening to teams.
in general: Banned a couple weeks ago so best to remove all mentions of it.
from rain, swift swim: Where do you even slot this on rain, disappointing abuser and I would rather user other options like Barra or if I wanted a special water I’d use Manaphy.
to bulk up set up sweepers (:clueless:)
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