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If you update a reference, Git doesn't edit this file but instead writes a new file to `refs/heads`.
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To get the appropriate SHA-1 for a given reference, Git checks for that reference in the `refs` directory and then checks the `packed-refs` file as a fallback.
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However, if you can't find a reference in the `refs` directory, it's probably in your `packed-refs` file.
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So if you can't find a reference in the `refs` directory, it's probably in your `packed-refs` file.
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Notice the last line of the file, which begins with a `^`.
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This means the tag directly above is an annotated tag and that line is the commit that the annotated tag points to.
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