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Use error variable for non-item element in sequence#364

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Introduced ErrorExpectedSequenceItem error variable in read.go and updated readSequence to use it instead of log.Println and fmt.Errorf string. Verified with a test case and existing tests.


PR created automatically by Jules for task 15915936084071351814 started by @suyashkumar

Replaced log.Println and ad-hoc error formatting with a new exported error variable ErrorExpectedSequenceItem. This improves error handling consistency and allows callers to programmatically check for this specific error condition.
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