[Enhancement]: Add a grace period for the account deletion process to allow people to recover their deleted account

[BoltOneUp]

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What enhancement would you like to see?

Currently, when you delete a PNID from the website, it will instantly delete the account, and it is very easy to do so (2 clicks!). The account deletion process should have a grace period of around 7 days so people can recover their PNID if they accidentally started the process or changed their mind. There have been various cases on the Pretendo Discord and the Forum where users accidentally clicked the Delete Account button and were unable to retrieve their account back, so giving users a grace period for account deletion allows users to recover their account if they choose to do so.

Examples:
https://canary.discord.com/channels/408718485913468928/1327488250226413618/1441777711667216534
https://canary.discord.com/channels/408718485913468928/1435624600183636101/1435624600183636101
(and countless others)

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[jonbarrow]

Having a grace period is fine, though I can't give an ETA because none of our systems are designed around "soft deleted" accounts. Also:

where users accidentally clicked the Delete Account button

There is a confirmation popup asking you to confirm the account deletion, and the popup explains exactly what will happen when doneso:

Are you sure you want to delete your PNID? Please consider the following before deletion:

Your account data across all Pretendo Network services (this includes Forum and Juxtaposition) will be erased.
Your Stripe data and subscription will be automatically deleted.
You will not be able to use the same PNID on a new account in the future.
Deleting an account does not solve issues with bans or technical support. If you have an issue please use the Forum for assistance.

And even says:

This action cannot be undone.

As well. So I do find it hard to believe that people are truly accidentially doing it, without knowing what will happen. It seems more likely that people are deleting without reading