I wonder if this would have been affected by the replacement of the Vichy regime with direct occupation? Did the esteemed dragon specify what form the German occupation of France is currently taking? Is it as much a mess as their OTL occupation of Eastern Europe?
The Germans didn't see the French as their "race enemy" as they did the Slavs in Poland, Czechoslovakia, the Baltics, and Russia. But they DID so regarding the usual Nazi list of "undesirables", so as I and others posted earlier, there will be divisions between the Communists, Jews, Anti-Nazis, and Gaullists on the one side, and French Anti-Semites, natural collaborators, and remaining Vichyites on the other. The biggest differences here are that with the earlier Operation Anton, no Royal Navy bombardment of Oran, and a far more successful Allied cause ITTL, the Free French movement is so powerful that they have all but abandoned the title of "Free" and are just seen as the French. The Gaullists are seen now ITTL as THE legitimate representative government of the French Republic, whether you call them the Third Republic or the Fourth Republic. (1)
As to its being a "mess", there are inherent differences. No amount of collaboration on the part of Slavs in the East will EVER take them off the Nazis' hit list, only just delay their extermination while said collaborators assist the Nazis in going after those the Nazis want to murder more quickly. That is, Jews, Anti-Nazis, homosexuals, gypsies, Jehovah Witnesses, and so on.
With the French, I don't think the Third Reich lasted long enough for the Nazis themselves to get around to deciding what they would do with the French in the very long run. As one poster here said, what constituted an "Aryan" depended on what mood Hitler and Himmler were in on any particular morning.