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Fix README pipeline example syntax and model name - #847
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Both multiline pipeline examples raise SyntaxError because the chained calls are not enclosed in parentheses. Wrap each expression so Python permits the line breaks. Also train the model under the same name (
model) used by init_model; the pipeline API resolves the registered name, rather than the model class name.Validation: both original examples fail Python AST parsing; both corrected examples parse. Executed the corrected chains with synthetic mock dataset/pipeline objects, including a registered-name assertion. Cross-checked the naming rule against Pipeline.init_model/train_model docstrings. This is a documentation-only change; no BatchFlow runtime, datasets, model inference, training, or GPU was used.