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I still see Jenkins using the "-h" in polling. I'm using git-client 1.10.1 and git 2.2.5 at the moment. It does appear to strip the "-h" when I prefix with refs/tags. Is it intentional that the "-h" is only removed there and not globally?
That aside, you're right about that tag issue. I'd initially only considered lightweight (i.e. not annotated) tags, which don't have their own object.
Adding a suffix of "~0" or "^0" when using a tag will de-reference the tag and get the commit it refers to for many git operations, but that doesn't appear to work with "git ls-remote".