How a loyal French fleet reshapes Allied strategy

What broad knock-on effects follow if the French fleet and colonies remain with the Allies?

French North Africa likely stays Allied, shortening the Mediterranean struggle and removing several costly diversionary operations.

The answer treats the French fleet as part of a wider imperial and strategic system rather than an isolated collection of warships. French North Africa and most other colonies would probably follow the fleet's decision. That alignment could remove the need for Operation Torch, the Madagascar campaign, the Syria diversion, and the original reason for forming Force H. Ships and troops historically consumed by those operations could therefore reinforce the Far East much earlier. François Darlan might also replace Charles de Gaulle, although that political branch remains unexplored.