Yeah it’s possible to use the hershey tool to make 89 groups, but that’s really annoying.
I actually used a linux command called seq to make a sequence of numbers, then pasted that into hershey as one long string, e.g. …“81 82 83”…
After that I broke is apart, and regrouped it by the actual numbers. It was a little bit of fiddly work, but easier than using hershey 89 times. I realized that it’s the kind of thing that is very easy to repurpose, so I saved it to a separate file, and now here we are.