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Closed because this is the expected behavior of the git plugin and the requested behavior (ignore an entire commit if it includes a change in an excluded region) is non-trivial to implement.
For example, if the commit includes both changes in the excluded region, and changes elsewhere, should it be excluded or included?
If the change to the excluded region is not included, how will a user ever repeat that build outside Jenkins? It would somehow be assembled from a collection of submissions which does not exist as a graph represented anywhere in the git repository.