To ignore her authority, you either need to have either never been born on earth, or never have come to your current existence as a result of being on earth, OR you need a higher divinity than all the earth mother goddesses put together (who are all beings like
Tiamat who are the origin of all life and bringers of all death on earth), to ignore her authority. To override it, you need causality manipulation, and not just acausality. If you don't have that, anything you can do to her just is made so the cause cannot have an effect on her. So if you are earthborn, not some super divine being who at least rules over several planets and you don't have causality manip, chances are she beats you, regardless of how high up you are.
Gold Saints I don't know enough about to comment, but if they all wield the authority of their patron god, probably yes, easily.
The Sentry was still born of earth, and is not divine, nor does he have causality manip. She also out-haxes him a lot. He gets beat.
Dark Pheonix yes, but more because of how the Pheonix Force is a divine cosmic entity than their actual AP
Skyfather Hercules - maybe. Probably has enough divinity to ignore her authority
Dr Fate - don't know enough about the character to comment. Maybe if his connection to the Lords of Order and Chaos give him divinity?
Dark Schneider - is he divine? If not, he gets beat, seeing as he has no causality manip. She just bypasses his Dispel Bound and erases him.
Pre-Crisis Superman - He probably gets beat too, seeing as he is not in any way divine, nor does he have causality manipulation.
Spawn has a high level of divinity in his higher forms, and even in lower forms I would say he is more "hell-born" than earth born, so yes.
Reinhard Heydrich has super high levels of divinity thanks to being the Apoptosis of Mercurius, an actual Hadou God, so yes he stomps her
GEoM - Probably has causality manip, and due to the way Gods are conceptualised as a result of human thought in both WH40K and Fate, his divinity would be like, billions of times higher than hers. He stomps