The Jackson Jakarta migration adds the defaultView parameter to ProviderBase._configForWriting overrides

[jkschneider]

The Jakarta Jackson providers declare _configForWriting(ObjectMapper, Annotation[], Class<?> defaultView), so a ProviderBase subclass that overrode the two-argument javax method no longer compiled once JacksonJavaxToJakarta relocated the provider. New recipe JacksonProviderOverrides, run first in JacksonJavaxToJakarta, adds a Class<?> defaultView parameter, renamed if the name is taken, to such overrides and forwards it in their super._configForWriting call. Other calls to the two-argument method get the view appended as well: the new parameter inside a migrated override, null anywhere else.

Found by a team of coding agents reviewing a Moderne run of org.openrewrite.java.migrate.jakarta.JavaxMigrationToJakarta over the 31 Arquillian repositories (run 20261003120559-YQoma). The issue is jackson-provider-override-signature in the run's io.moderne.RecipeIssues data table (1 row), and the fix was discussed and reviewed on the run's message board. A row from the table, as a generalized example:

The Jackson provider upgrade leaves an override using the removed two-argument ObjectMapper signature. (arquillian/continuous-enterprise-development, code/application/web/rest/core/src/main/java/org/cedj/geekseek/web/rest/core/provider/JSONProvider.java, recipe org.openrewrite.java.migrate.jakarta.JavaxMigrationToJakarta)

Before:

// javax Jackson provider
protected JsonEndpointConfig _configForWriting(ObjectMapper m, Annotation[] a) { configure(m); return super._configForWriting(m, a); }

What the recipe produced:

// Jakarta Jackson provider
protected JsonEndpointConfig _configForWriting(ObjectMapper m, Annotation[] a) { configure(m); return super._configForWriting(m, a); }

Expected:

// Jakarta Jackson provider
protected JsonEndpointConfig _configForWriting(ObjectMapper m, Annotation[] a, Class<?> view) { configure(m); return super._configForWriting(m, a, view); }

Stacked on #1279 (17 of 19); merge that one first.