Ok Now Im Pissed Off

I was literally about to buy your plugin, anyway I had deactivated it last night (the free version).
I was working on a blog and I saw some words marked in RED I was like WTF these were incorrect spelling mistakes but then I went into the code.
You plugin literally add code into the post / page saying there is a spelling mistake. I have a website with around 300 posts / pages. I now have to go through ALL of them to make sure your code isn’t residual left there. Sure if I fix the spelling mistake its gone but if I do a sitewide search for mistakes it now means its potentially every page. Here are 2 examples:
1. <span class=”hiddenSpellError wpgc-passive” style=”background: #59c033;”>can be</span>

To make it WORSE your product embedded code into Visual Composer code…. it does not appear in search so now I have to go through every page line by line to manually remove your code UNLESS you can find a solution.
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Why would you not just design this smarter and keep the info in a database instead of populating code in the page itself. Contact me ASAP