No. That is just a style problem with the multiple subject, and is acceptable.
Another form is "You, I, and the whole team will go."
A run-on sentence includes more than one thought without using conjunctions to set them apart.
Example :
The dog ran past me he was chasing the cat. (run-on)
A comma does nothing to fix it.
The dog ran past me, he was chasing the cat. (run-on, comma splice)
Two ways it can be fixed :
The dog ran past me. He was chasing the cat.
The dog ran past me as he was chasing the cat.
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