Any method to 'umount' a subvolume?

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Hi all,

When using "btrfs sub create test" commands to create a subvolume, it
will create test directory in the current directory.

But the subvol directory can only be delete by "btrfs sub delete"
command, which seems also delete all the data in the subvolume.

Any method about the 'umount'-like method to 'umount' the subvolume
and delete the subvolume directory without deleting all the data?
The method now seems less flexible (can mount -o subvol=test to other
path but the test/ can't be deleted)

Thanks.
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