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There are two main points that contradict this classification. The first one is that male-coded Digimon are able to Digivolve into female-coded Digimon and vice versa. Just the cases I've noticed are:
Angemon can become Angewomon
Arukenimon can become Beelzemon
Lillymon can become Pinocchimon
Leomon can become Taomon
Panjyamon can become Sakuyamon Hime Mode
Mermaimon can become Azulongmon
Additionally, the character Haru is initially presented as an young boy, but turns out to be Renamon in disguise. Said Renamon continues to take on the appearance of a little boy, while being able to Digivolve into the female Sakuyamon in battle.