USB Cable Resistor Values
To begin, a Type-C to Type-C cable doesn't have any resistors. For C-C connections the corresponding gender-defining pull-up and pull-down resistors are placed inside corresponding ports, and CC line just communicates/connects them across the link. The resistors are needed on Type-C end only for "legacy cables", where the other end is legacy Type-A or Type-B. In no case there are resistors on D+ or D- cable lines; again, these "charger signatures" are properties of charger ports.

The cable specifications are freely available on USB.ORG website, in developer/documentation area, as part of one big zip file USB 3.2 package. Some places have re-posted the individual Type-C Specifications.