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I have exactly the same error.
> Even though Jenkins successfully retrieves the source code, it then fails with an exception, claiming access is denied.
In my opinion, this is because the five TF.exe operations are ok:
tf workspaces ...
tf workspace ...
tf workspace ...
tf workfold -map ...
tf get . ...
In my case the "get" command does the whole checkout and seems to be OK. I can reproduce it in the windows terminal (cmd.exe). It works.
The file list you truncated in your example seems to be complete (In my case the same as the one I get when I start the command from the terminal).
I assume the Jenkins TFS plugin does something after that, but it is not telling what. So it is hard to debug.