When deleting linked tunnels, any wires that are only passthroughs between the terminals (i.e. are not wired to anything not linked to it) should be automatically deleted. This should work regardless of whether the input terminal or the output terminal is deleted.
When multiple output tunnels are linked to the same input tunnel and one is deleted, only the broken portion would be deleted (again unless the wire is connected to something other than another linked tunnel).
A use case for this is when you have a bunch of shift register passthroughs in a queued message handler and decide to combine them into a cluster. An additional benefit of this is that the broken wires that would remain would point out the code that actually used the linked terminals and would thus likely need to be changed (i.e. wired up to bundle/unbundle by name).
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