Write a program to play the game of Cuatro, an invented close cousin of Tic-Tac-Toe and Quarto. This is a two-player game unlike Tic-Tac-Toe in that you don't have "your" pieces and "their" pieces, but rather the winner is the one who on their move is first to complete a configuration of 4 pieces of the same type, drawing upon all the pieces remaining to play. Once placed on the board pieces cannot be moved. Running the game with this user input: C 6 O1 D2 z 17 z 1 z 8 O 16 O 5 c 11 looks like the following:

Welcome to the game of Cuatro, where you try to complete a set
of four pieces that are alike. Players take turns making moves.
On each move your OPPONENT chooses the piece, then YOU get to
place it on the board. If you create a set of four alike when
you place your piece, then you win!

A set of four alike can be completed by using four all upper (or all
lower) case characters, four all vowels (or all consonants), or four
all curved (or all straight-lined). Curved letters are 'O' and 'C'
(upper or lower), and straight-line letters are 'I' and 'Z' (upper or
lower). Groups of four can be created in a row, column, diagonal, or
corner quadrant.