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Hotell and others added 3 commits August 4, 2026 17:41
## Previous Behavior

The `web-components_20260713.1` release published `@fluentui/web-components@3.0.2` and `@fluentui/chart-web-components@0.0.92`, but the generated Beachball commit did not reach `master`. The repository remained at 3.0.1 and 0.0.91 with the consumed change file still present.

## New Behavior

Synchronizes package manifests, changelogs, the chart dependency, and `yarn.lock` with the versions already published from #36379. Removes the consumed change file. No new change file is included because this PR records an existing npm release and must not trigger another version bump.

## Related Item

- #36379
- Pipeline: `web-components_20260713.1`

## Validation

- Compared versions, dependency, timestamp, and changelog entries with the published npm artifacts
- Parsed modified JSON and checked manifest/changelog consistency
- Confirmed the expected eight-file scope and reviewed the diff
- Local Nx checks could not start because `yarn install --immutable` hit a registry `ENOTCONN`; CI will run the repository checks
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