NPE if using CachingMostRecentProvider to decrypt records without "amzn-ddb-meta-id"

### Problem:

If a user attempts to use a CachingMostRecentProvider to decrypt a record that *does* contain a mat-desc, but that mat-desc does not contain the key value "amzn-ddb-meta-id," they get an NPE. This can happen if a user tries to encrypt with another one of our providers then decrypt with the CachingMostRecentProvider.

### Solution:

Instead, users should get a more friendly error that decryption was unable to succeed.

### Out of scope:

The CachingMostRecentProvider is not intended to interoperate with other providers.

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Start at the CachingMostRecentProvider decryption path described in the issue and trace how a mat-desc without "amzn-ddb-meta-id" is handled. Reproduce the case using a record encrypted by another provider, then verify that decryption fails with a friendly error rather than an NPE.

Written by the indexing model from the issue text.