KEDA autoscaling example uses wrong Bull queue key (bull:default:wait)

[krider2010]

The KEDA autoscaling example points the Redis-list scaler at the wrong Bull queue key, so queue-depth autoscaling never actually fires.

We use bull:default:wait in a few places:

• charts/n8n/examples/keda-autoscaling.yaml:35
• charts/n8n/values.yaml:504
• charts/n8n/README.md:226

But n8n names the queue jobs, not default. From n8n source (n8n-io/n8n):

• packages/cli/src/scaling/constants.ts — export const QUEUE_NAME = 'jobs';
• packages/cli/src/scaling/scaling.service.ts — new BullQueue(QUEUE_NAME, { prefix, ... })
• packages/@n8n/config/src/configs/scaling-mode.config.ts — default prefix bull (docstring @example 'bull:jobs:23')

Bull composes keys as <prefix>:<queueName>:<state>, so the correct key is bull:jobs:wait. As written, LLEN bull:default:wait returns a constant 0 and the ScaledObject never scales workers on backlog — it silently falls back to whatever other triggers are configured.

Fix is a straightforward find/replace of bull:default:wait -> bull:jobs:wait across those three files (prefix is still overridable via QUEUE_BULL_PREFIX).

Surfaced while reviewing #169, whose ECS Fargate Lambda uses the correct bull:jobs:wait — this is the chart side of the same key.