There aren't many reasons that deleting your schedule C business should change your refund indicator like that unless there is a carryover loss or depreciation/asset issues. What I will tell you is that the refund counter is notorious for changing and updating in weird ways and obviously can't be trusted completely until you have finished.
I would continue with the return as is (you've already deleted the business, after all) and see if your refund at the end matches what you think it should be. If it doesn't then it will be time to go through your return and figure out what is missing or added this year.
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