So any major butterflies?
Maybe...But it would depends on the evolution from the PoD : it could go either way.
Flanders' cities political evolution was really ongoing at this point (or the revolt couldn't have happened in first place), so while you won't have the historiographical and identitary marker of the OTL battle (tough it really existed with the XVIIIth/XIXth/XXth centuries), things would probably remain similar to OTL in first place.
That said, it all depends on what would happen, now Capetians are in a stronger position than IOTL.
I doubt Philippe would even attempt to bring major cities into the royal demesne, would it be only because it would be hard to overseen, but more of Flanders could mean French kings may have a better hold on the County of Flanders itself.
I doubt, for exemple, that the royal annexation in Flanders (Lille, Douai, etc.) would be removed as they didn't IOTL as well, they passed to Burgundy.
ITTL, with bigger annexations, I'd expect Capetiens-Bourgogne to only take a part of it, the rest being either let to the royal line or to another apanage.
It would certainly make Burgundy's geopolitics in Late Middle Ages quite different.
So, in short, this *may* happen all together, separatly or not at all :
- County of Flanders more tightly under Capetian watch, especially its relations with England
- Duchy of Burgundy with a lesser interest on Netherlands.