I would say it depends on where you live and how you layer the stuff.
In temperate climate we are glad if the raised bed produce warmth, because it extends our growing season during cold winters. I'm not sure you want that during a hot subtropical summer...
It might maybe work if layer it thinly, for example: fresh manure, wood chips, fresh manure, woodchips, (repeat a few times) old manure, wood chips, old manure, wood chips, old manure, 25 cm topsoil.
This layering could work, but you need to make sure, that under the top soil is a layer of well rested old manure otherwise the root of the deeper rooting veggies will be fried. Maybe, if you have, consider adding a layer of leaves and grass as well. But that pile will definitely produce a significant amount of heat. And I'm not sure about fungi and methane and bacteria or if that's in anyway harmful or could be. You would have to ceep a close eye on that bed. Would ve a nice experiment tho

would love to know if that works