Nope but since it's still a normal battery and the phone doesn't care about the resistor / battery.reporting.capacity, it should charge up nicely like normal.

In my case i can't test this function before next week (hopefully), in my many experiments making a external battery pack that charges through USB i one night when i was very tired, and one shouldn't experiment when tired...., blew a 2A fuse (part F5300) in the phone, which is to protect the phone from to large current through the USB, But in my case it was a reverse polarity through USB, so until i get the fuse changed i cannot test this.

I would change the fuse myself if i had good enough soldering equipment for very small SMD, i have taken the phone apart and tested that it was the fuse that was blown, but it is a very tight space where the fuse is.

But as i said this is a normal battery, just bigger and will charge nicely through USB, will take some time thou....