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No, git plugin 2.3 has not released. The 2.3 beta 4 release is available in the experimental update center. Since you're using Jenkins 1.585, you can use the experimental update center and install 2.3 beta 4.
The 2.3 beta 4 release should be very nearly the same quality and stability as the pre-release 2.2.8 version of the plugin. They've been kept in close synchronization.
The git plugin 2.3 is not likely to release from beta very soon, because it depends on Jenkins version 1.568 or newer. The git plugin is used by so many installations that we generally don't require a Jenkins version that is newer than about 1 year old. That allows users of "stable" Jenkins servers to continue installing newer versions of plugin without requiring that they upgrade their Jenkins version.
Currently, that means the git plugin supports Jenkins 1.509 and newer. Soon we may switch to require at least Jenkins 1.532, but it will likely be 6+ months before the plugin is ready to support Jenkins 1.580 (the first long term support version after 1.568).