Add some documentation for once_received module

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+# Once received module
+
+This module is intended to do simple checks for mail with one `Received` header. The idea behind these checks is that legitimate mail likely has more than one received and some bad patterns, such as `dynamic` or `broadband` are common for spam from hacked users' machines.
+
+## Configuration
+
+The configuration of this module is pretty straightforward: specify `symbol` for generic one received mail, specify `symbol_strict` for emails with bad patterns or with unresolvable hostnames and add **good** and **bad** patterns. Patterns can contain [lua patterns](http://lua-users.org/wiki/PatternsTutorial). `good_host` lines are used to negate this module for certain hosts, `bad_host` lines are used to specify certain bad patterns. It is also possible to specify `whitelist` to define a list of networks for which `once_received` checks should be excluded.
+
+## Example
+
+~~~nginx
+once_received {
+    good_host = "^mail";
+    bad_host = "static";
+    bad_host = "dynamic";
+    symbol_strict = "ONCE_RECEIVED_STRICT";
+    symbol = "ONCE_RECEIVED";
+    whitelist = "/tmp/ip.map";
+}
+~~~
+
+IP map can contain, as usually, IP's (both v4 and v6), networks (in CIDR notation) and optional comments starting from `#` symbol.