Update managed-io.md for release 2.71.0-RC1

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Content generated from release 2.71.0-RC1.

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request updates the managed-io.md documentation to align with the 2.71.0-RC1 release. The primary goal is to streamline and clarify the configuration parameters for various Managed IO connectors, including JDBC-based ones (MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQL Server) and BigQuery. This involves removing outdated or implicitly handled parameters and reorganizing the content for better readability and consistency.

Highlights

• Documentation Update: The managed-io.md documentation has been updated to reflect the latest configurations for release 2.71.0-RC1.
• JDBC Parameter Simplification: Several JDBC-specific parameters such as driver_class_name, driver_jars, and jdbc_type have been removed from the documentation for MySQL, PostgreSQL, and SQL Server connectors, indicating a streamlined approach to driver management.
• Connector Section Reorganization: The documentation for BigQuery, MySQL, PostgreSQL, and SQL Server connectors has been reorganized to group read and write configurations more logically for improved clarity.
• Specific Parameter Adjustments: Parameters like connection_init_sql (for PostgreSQL and SQL Server), disable_auto_commit (for PostgreSQL read), fetch_size (for PostgreSQL write), and several others for SQL Server write have been removed or adjusted.

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