[Java] Ability to use a path based host when using the JDBC driver

### Describe the enhancement requested

From an infrastructure perspective, it would be easier for us to do path based routing for our Flight server instead of sub-domain based routing. For example, `https://mydomain.com/grpc/flight`. A model like this would allow us to create routing rules for all grpc services we expose within our company using shared architecture.

Looking around at `getUrlsArgs` , there seems to be no use for the `path` part of the JDBC URI, so I see a few ways this could be implemented:

```
jdbc:arrow-flight-sql://mydomain.com/grpc/flight:443
jdbc:arrow-flight-sql://https://mydomain.com/grpc/flight:443
jdbc:arrow-flight-sql://mydomain.com:443/grpc/flight
jdbc:arrow-flight-sql://https://mydomain.com:443/grpc/flight
```

This seems to be fairly uncommon, but there's at least one other driver that does this. For example, the Simba BigQuery connection looks like this:

```
jdbc:bigquery://https://www.googleapis.com/bigquery/v2:443;ProjectId=;OAuthType=0;OAuthServiceAcctEmail=;OAuthPvtKeyPath=;
```

I'm not sure if this is already supported by the `Avatica` driver, so it may also need some changes there.

### Component(s)

Java

Commencez par lire la logique de getUrlsArgs mentionnée dans l’issue et suivez la manière dont la Java JDBC URI est analysée. Vérifiez si le pilote Avatica prend en charge un host basé sur un chemin, puis définissez la forme d’URI acceptée et vérifiez le comportement de routage qui en résulte avec des tests ; l’issue ne nomme pas de fichiers ni de tests spécifiques.

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