Delete Business

A Delete button now sits next to Edit on each business's detail page, styled in red to distinguish it from the safe actions.
It opens a dedicated confirmation page (matching the Add/Edit page pattern) that clearly lists exactly what gets destroyed — container + media volume, the database by name, the Caddy site/domain, and the stack directory — and requires typing the business's exact slug before the Delete button even becomes clickable. This is a stronger guard than a plain "are you sure?" popup, given what we just learned about how easy it is to lose data here.
deleteBusiness() in provisioning.ts reuses the same primitives as create/edit (composeDown, reloadCaddy, the shared MySQL root connection), and is deliberately best-effort past the first step — if a piece is already gone (matching exactly the kind of half-broken state we just fixed for blake-heritage), it still finishes removing the rest and reports what it couldn't clean up automatically, rather than getting stuck.
Verified live: provisioned a real test business, confirmed its container/database/user/volume/Caddy site all existed, deleted it, and confirmed every single one was actually gone — including checking Caddy's running config (not just the file on disk) to prove the reload took effect. Also confirmed the confirm-button correctly stays disabled for a wrong slug and only enables on an exact match. Your real production database was never touched throughout.

manager/src/lib/docker.ts

@@ -36,8 +36,10 @@ export async function composeUp(stackDir: string, options: { forceRecreate?: boo
   await runDockerCompose(stackDir, args);
 }
 
-export async function composeDown(stackDir: string): Promise<void> {
-  await runDockerCompose(stackDir, ["down"]);
+export async function composeDown(stackDir: string, options: { removeVolumes?: boolean } = {}): Promise<void> {
+  const args = ["down"];
+  if (options.removeVolumes) args.push("-v");
+  await runDockerCompose(stackDir, args);
 }
 
 export async function composeRestart(stackDir: string): Promise<void> {