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This is the method I know of so not the be all end all.
You have to manually resettle every single pop on that planet, the last pop will be extra expensive. And then the planet is unsettled.
Doesn't work if the planet has Jobs that can't be close though, such as Criminals.
If you are in the process of ridding the planet of robots or if you are purging some species make sure such a pop is the last sole pop on the planet. This will abandon the planet without costing 200 influence.
You could also check to see if you can use a planet cracker to turn your problem planet into monthly mineral income, but I'm not sure if that's possible.
Used to be impossible to crack habitable planets in your own systems before they changed that, but I've never actually had reason to check if you can crack em if there's actually a colony on em.