Given a positive integer sequence index k, generate the k-th term of the sequence defined as follows: The first term is the string "1". Each subsequent term is produced by applying run-length encoding to the previous term, where each group of consecutive identical digits is replaced by the count of digits followed by the digit itself. Return the k-th term as a string.
Example 1
Input: sequence_index=5
Output: 111221
Explanation: Term 1: "1" Term 2: "11" Term 3: "21" Term 4: "1211" Term 5: "111221"
Example 2
Input: sequence_index=3
Output: 21
Explanation: Term 1: "1" Term 2: "11" Term 3: "21"
Constraints
Case 1
Input: sequence_index=6
Expected: 312211
Case 2
Input: sequence_index=2
Expected: 11
Case 3
Input: sequence_index=7
Expected: 13112221
Case 4
Input: sequence_index=8
Expected: 1113213211