### Body

The definition and description of the configuraiton is missing in provider.yaml  - it should be added as for all the other provider configuration

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"""General hook for JDBC access.
    JDBC URL, username and password will be taken from the predefined connection.
    Note that the whole JDBC URL must be specified in the "host" field in the DB.
    Raises an airflow error if the given connection id doesn't exist.
    To configure driver parameters, you can use the following methods:
        1. Supply them as constructor arguments when instantiating the hook.
        2. Set the "driver_path" and/or "driver_class" parameters in the "hook_params" dictionary when
           creating the hook using SQL operators.
        3. Set the "driver_path" and/or "driver_class" extra in the connection and correspondingly enable
           the "allow_driver_path_in_extra" and/or "allow_driver_class_in_extra" options in the
           "providers.jdbc" section of the Airflow configuration. If you're enabling these options in Airflow
           configuration, you should make sure that you trust the users who can edit connections in the UI
           to not use it maliciously.
        4. Patch the ``JdbcHook.default_driver_path`` and/or ``JdbcHook.default_driver_class`` values in the
           "local_settings.py" file.
    See :doc:`/connections/jdbc` for full documentation.
    :param args: passed to DbApiHook
    :param driver_path: path to the JDBC driver jar file. See above for more info
    :param driver_class: name of the JDBC driver class. See above for more info
    :param kwargs: passed to DbApiHook
    """
    conn_name_attr = "jdbc_conn_id"
    default_conn_name = "jdbc_default"
    conn_type = "jdbc"
    hook_name = "JDBC Connection"
    supports_autocommit = True
    default_driver_path: str | None = None
    default_driver_class: str | None = None
    def __init__(