A user destroying a HostedCluster can cause the HostedCluster to hang indefinitely if the destroy command times out during execution

This is due to the hcp cli placing a finalizer on the HostedCluster during deletion which the cli tool later removes after waiting for some clean up actions to occur. If a user cancels the `hcp destroy cluster` command (or the command times out) while the cli is waiting for cleanup, then the HostedCluster will hang indefinitely with a DeletionTimestamp != nil.

The cli tool should not be putting the HostedCluster into an un-reconcilable state. All this finializer cleanup logic belongs on the backend.

4.14

100%

1. create an hcp cluster
2. destroy the hcp cluster with the cli tool and immediately abort the cli process
3. 

HostedCluster is stuck indefinitely during deletion

HostedCluster is able to delete despite the cli being cancelled. 

related to https://access.redhat.com/support/cases/#/case/03660218