"Object not found." instead of "Insufficient auth." when using master key#5133
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… key (parse-community#5133) * add additional isMaster check * adding some tests * nits * covering all basis
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A minor change that will return "Object not found.", instead of "Insufficient auth." when using a master key. Which seems to be more appropriate since the masterKey has the highest authority.
Issue: #5129