"Intersex" is an umbrella term for a set of specific developmental variations affecting either males or females. A tiny number (<10/ yr in UK) of babies are born w conditions where their sex is truly ambiguous even after careful medical examination: this is when sex is 'assigned'
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When Athena SWAN was established it was advance careers of women in STEM because females are underrepresented. The category affected is female people (sex) not people who identify with femininity (gender expression or identity).
Right, it's expanded its remit. But it still includes womens advancement in HE. And the nature of women has not changed. Women are still disadvantaged as a sex. And sex is still binary.