Exclude a few options in doc for jdbc managed IOs

[shunping]

These options are not configurable in the Managed version and thus should be excluded in the documentation.

• Doc link

• Internal design doc

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request focuses on refining the configuration exposure for Beam's managed JDBC I/O transforms. By explicitly marking certain options as ignored, the change prevents these specific parameters from being presented in the managed environment. This action simplifies the user interface for managed JDBC operations and ensures that only appropriate and relevant settings are accessible, thereby enhancing the robustness and clarity of the managed service offerings.

Highlights

• Configuration Refinement for JDBC I/Os: Several configuration options have been explicitly added to the 'ignored' list for various JDBC I/O transforms, including PostgreSQL, MySQL, and SQL Server, within the available_configs.yaml file.
• Specific Options Ignored: The options now ignored for these managed JDBC I/Os include 'connection_init_sql', 'disable_auto_commit', 'driver_class_name', 'driver_jars', and 'jdbc_type'.
• Managed Service Alignment: This change ensures that these specific options are not exposed to users of the managed versions of these JDBC I/Os, aligning with the design principles for managed services where certain low-level configurations are handled internally.

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[shunping]

r: @ahmedabu98

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[shunping]

cc'ed @chamikaramj

[chamikaramj]

LGTM. Thanks!