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You're right, looks like the noroute option is supposed to unbind, not remove. The Go client unbinds all routes from the application.
There is a way to unbind routes from the Java client, but it's hidden in the updateApplicationUris() method. If you follow to the private removeUris() method, you'll see that it unbinds routes.
So it seems that unbinding every route from an app would be simply done by passing an empty List to updateApplicationUris().
As a final note: I was actually wrong earlier when saying that createApplication() always creates a route. Passing an empty List as the `uris` parameter creates no route. Knowing this, it would be best to prevent the route creation if `noroute` is set, before calling updateApplicationUris().