How to reproduce:
1. Create and open a new project
2. Create an Empty GameObject
3. Attach “ComponentA.cs” and “ComponentB.cs” scripts to the GameObject
4. Delete all strings and uncheck checkboxes in both Components of the Empty GameObject in the Hierarchy
5. Drag the GameObject to the Project tab (to create a prefab of the GameObject)
6. Select the Empty GameObject in the Hierarchy
7. Click the “Reset“ button in the Context menu of the ComponentA in the Inspector
8. Enter Play Mode
9. Observe the Inspector

Expected results: Both Components retain their values before entering Play Mode
Actual results: ComponentB forgets its values and sets its values to what they were before resetting them in the Inspector and ComponentA retains its values they were after resetting them

Reproducible in: 2021.3.44f1, 2022.3.50f1, 6000.0.23f1

Reproduced on: Windows 11 Pro (23H2)
Not reproduced on: No other environment tested

Notes:
- When the ComponentA is reset, it sets all checkboxes to true and the string fields to “I’m set to true“ of both Components
- If, for example, a checkbox is not unchecked in ComponentB before resetting ComponentA, after entering Play Mode it will still be set to true
- This does not work with non-prefabed GameObjects
- It’s likely, that the fields are reset only visually, as the labels of the ComponentB fields do not become bolded (indicating unsaved changes)