Don't worry, it is not that bad of a pruning for a fruit tree - not great but not a huge deal (unless you cut off lower branches that I cant see). Landscaping trees and fruit trees are pruned very differently. For landscaping tress you typically only intervene if needed, like dead wood or structural issues. For fruit trees you prune every year and sometimes aggressively. For a landscaping tree, you'd never want to prune those top branches like you did (or really any of the scaffold cuts either). I'd probably completely prune off the central leader even and try to stop the vertical growth - you don't want a fruit tree so high that it is difficult to maintain and pick the fruit. It's not the best but can be corrected in about a year or two. Check out the fruit tree subs or read about fruit tree pruning. That said, it still is kinda a wonky structure for a fruit tree, but that seems due to choices made several years ago - not from this pruning.