Fix stale docs.sqlalchemy.org/en/14 pooling link in config.yml

[singlaamitesh]

related: #69164

Fixed the stale docs.sqlalchemy.org/en/14 pooling link in config.yml to en/20, matching the SQLAlchemy 2.x version airflow-core now requires.

How this was tested: airflow dags test

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[shahar1]

1. Please fix the title, we don't use conventional commits.
2. Please remove newsfragment.
3. The original intention of the GitHub issue was to actually review the documentation to see that after upgrading to SQLA v2.0 everything still makes sense. Added it to the original issue, demoting from "fixes:" to "related:" + reordering the description.

How this was tested: airflow dags test

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[singlaamitesh]

Thanks for the review!

1. Fixed — updated the PR title to drop the conventional-commits-style fix: prefix.
2. Done — removed the newsfragment; this is a doc/comment-only link fix with no user-facing behavior change, so it doesn't need one.
3. Understood, and I've updated the PR to use related: #69164 rather than closes: since this PR only addresses the stale en/14 link, not the broader documentation review the issue calls for. Happy to open a follow-up PR for the fuller SQLAlchemy 2.0 doc review if that's still wanted separately.

Regarding airflow dags test — that line was a leftover template note, not an accurate description of testing for a doc-only YAML change. This is a single-line comment/URL fix in config.yml (no code/behavior change), verified by validating the YAML and confirming no other stale en/14 SQLAlchemy links remain in the repo. I've corrected the PR description to remove the misleading testing note.

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