As D&D developers have pointed out when other ridiculous loopholes have been found in the rules, these things ultimately come down to the discretion of the person running your game. And while a Transforming Warforged might not be practical in a serious game of D&D, I could definitely see a few DMs allowing a paddleboat Warforged for the laughs.
Still, it's hilarious to think that a Warforged can turn itself into a boat, a bicycle, or even a drone of some kind. D&D Beyond works closely with D&D - so the game (or D&D Beyond) designers likely knew of this loophole and took pre-emptive steps to shut the loophole down. And when trying this loophole out on D&D Beyond's character builder, it doesn't allow players to choose vehicles as an option for picking their integrated tool set.
While Xanathar's Guide to Everything does mention that a player can be proficient in vehicles as a tool proficiency, the Player's Handbook does NOT list vehicles as a tool. there is however gsheetwhere its literally just a form fillable character sheet so you can imput all the information yourself.
On a practical level, this "loophole" is ridiculous and likely doesn't actually exist. ago warforged is paid content you need to purchase it in order to access it and piracy is against the rules of the server so no one can point you in the right direction.
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