add to supported plugins

documentation/CP-plugins-documentation/supported_plugins.md

@@ -16,6 +16,7 @@ Those plugins that do have extra documentation contain links below.
 | CallBarcodes          | CallBarcodes is used for assigning a barcode to an object based on the channel with the strongest intensity for a given number of cycles. It is used for optical sequencing by synthesis (SBS). | No | | N/A |
 | CompensateColors      | CompensateColors determines how much signal in any given channel is because of bleed-through from another channel and removes the bleed-through. It can be performed across an image or masked to objects and provides a number of preprocessing and rescaling options to allow for troubleshooting if input image intensities are not well matched. | No | | N/A |
 | DistanceTransform     | DistanceTransform computes the distance transform of a binary image. The distance of each foreground pixel is computed to the nearest background pixel and the resulting image is then scaled so that the largest distance is 1. | No | | N/A |
+| EnforceObjectsOneToOne| EnforceObjectsOneToOne generates Primary and Secondary object relationships for any pair of objects in a similar manner to the relationships established by IdentifyPrimaryObjects and IdentifySecondaryObjects. It is particularly useful for relating objects identified using Deep Learning. | No | | N/A |
 | EnhancedMeasureTexture| EnhancedMeasureTexture measures the degree and nature of textures within an image or objects in a more comprehensive/tuneable manner than the MeasureTexture module native to CellProfiler. | No | | N/A |
 | HistogramEqualization | HistogramEqualization increases the global contrast of a low-contrast image or volume. Histogram equalization redistributes intensities to utilize the full range of intensities, such that the most common frequencies are more distinct. This module can perform either global or local histogram equalization. | No | | N/A |
 | HistogramMatching     | HistogramMatching manipulates the pixel intensity values an input image and matches them to the histogram of a reference image. It can be used as a way to normalize intensities across different 2D or 3D images or different frames of the same 3D image. It allows you to choose which frame to use as the reference. | No | | N/A |