Write a function named rockPaperScissors that takes two parameters: a string representing a first player's move in a game of
Rock-Paper-Scissors and a string representing a second player's move. Depending on each player's move, the function should output
to the console the winner of the round if there was a winner, a tie if both players had the same move, or whether a player
gave an invalid move. When comparing moves, letter-casing does not matter ("rock" should be considered the same move as "rOcK").
The two-player game of Rock-Paper-Scissors works as following:
- Each player chooses one of three moves: "rock", "paper", or "scissors"
- A move of "rock" wins over another player's move of "scissors"
- A move of "scissors" wins over another player's move of "paper"
- A move of "paper" wins over another player's move of "rock"
- If two players use the same move, the result is a tie
For example, a call of rockPaperScissors("rock", "scissors") would result in console output of "Player 1 wins!".
A call of rockPaperScissors("ROCK", "Paper") would result in console output of "Player 2 wins!". A call of
rockPaperScissors("SCISSORS", "Scissors") would result in console output of "TIE!". If one player gives a move
other than "rock", "paper", or "scissors", the console output should be "Invalid move of [player's invalid move]!", where you
should replace [player's invalid move] with the exact value passed by that player. If both players pass invalid moves, the console
output should be "Invalid moves of [player 1's invalid move] and [player 2's invalid move]!".
