Add Payap University land as a site candidate

Payap University (Chiang Mai) is interested in leasing land to the
project; a pharmaceutical facility is under construction on the same land.

New docs/site-candidates.md puts the three options side by side (Mueang
Chi lease, Northern Region Industrial Estate, Payap) with the public facts
on Payap (Mae Khao campus on the Chiang Mai-Lampang superhighway, bought
as low-lying land, ~275 acres; Faculty of Pharmacy cosmetics production
facility tendered July 2024; RPAH cannabis/herbal bioreactor centre), why
it is attractive (5 km from the old city, a university partner with music,
pharmacy and labs, production already being built there) and the checks
that could rule it out, in order: zoning for pressing, boiler and later
electroplating; whether the university can lease to a company; the GMP
neighbour's sensitivity to our emissions (argues against biomass steam
there); flooding; plot fit; galvanics consent. Questions for the next
meeting listed. Nothing re-sited: model, RFQ and site code stay on
Mueang Chi until a plot is known.

README (intro, bullet, layout), roadmap item 9 and the lease fork in
project-timeline link to it.
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9. **Site selection**: candidate buildings/plots in Lamphun and Lampang
(Northern Region Industrial Estate first for its shared effluent
treatment and licensing simplicity), screened against the
treatment and licensing simplicity) and, since October 2026, Payap
University land in Chiang Mai ([site candidates](site-candidates.md)),
screened against the
[scale requirements](scale.md): 6 to 8 rai, 1,400 to 2,000 m² single
story (including the workshop and visitor corridor), multiple tons per
m² slab, 500 to 1,000 kVA connection, and a frame able to carry an