Initial commit: ESP32 NextPM sensor reader

Educational version with comprehensive comments for students.
- Reads PM1.0, PM2.5, and PM10 concentrations from NextPM sensor
- Uses UART serial communication with checksum validation
- Non-blocking timing with millis()
- Removed particle counts, kept only mass concentrations
- Extensively commented to help students understand serial protocols

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