Add d/acc Market Map Directory - structured project links for the infographic

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PR Title:

Add d/acc Market Map Directory — structured project links for the infographic

What this does

Appends a new d/acc Market Map Directory section to src/content/research/d-acc-market-map.md. This section provides a categorized list of projects visible in the d/acc Market Map infographic, with each project name linked to its verified primary website.

Related: #142
Closes #262

Why

The infographic is the centerpiece of the page, but it's a static PNG with no structured data behind it. Visitors can see 80+ project logos organized across verticals but have no way to navigate to any of them from the page. This directory makes the map's content accessible and navigable without altering the existing editorial content.

What it doesn't do

• No changes to existing prose, structure, or styling
• No descriptions or editorializing per project — just names and links
• No changes to the infographic image itself

Verification

All URLs were manually verified prior to submission. During the verification process, several issues were identified:

Rebranded / relocated projects (updated to current URLs):

• Polygon ID → Privado ID (https://www.privado.id)
• Argent → Ready (https://www.ready.co)
• MakerDAO → Sky (https://sky.money)
• Spearbit → consolidated under Cantina (https://cantina.xyz/solutions/spearbit)

Omitted from directory (could not be verified):

• MediLedger — mediledger.com returns 403/404, chronicled.com is parked
• Nanographs — no such organization found; Nanograf is an unrelated battery company
• Open Silicon Initiatives — could not be matched to a specific entity
• Social Soil — no functioning website located
• Chiang Mai Maker Club — primary site down, GitHub org links to broken site
• RealIT — resolves to an IT services company with no web3 affiliation
• FAB DAO — competing domains with unclear canonical site
• Georgia Land Registry — could not confidently verify the correct URL

These omitted projects can be added in follow-up PRs if their correct URLs are identified. The infographic itself may benefit from a review of these entries.

Format rationale

Used bullet lists with bold project names, em dashes, and bare URLs rather than markdown tables or hyperlinked text. Bare URLs were chosen intentionally — this audience expects to verify where a link goes before clicking. Tables at 70+ rows render poorly on mobile. The bullet format is scannable and groups naturally under the same vertical category headings used in the infographic.

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