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Thanks for the pull request!
From what I understand CloudFoundryClient.createApplication() always creates a new route, so it is then deleted if "no-route: true" is set. That was a bit of a naive implementation of "no-route".
Looking into it, the CF Go client's documentation says "no-route: Do not map a route to this app and remove routes from previous pushes of this app.". So to copy this behaviour it would be best to just cycle through all routes and delete them. Also this way you wouldn't have to check if the particular route created during this deployment exists.