How to get postgres plainto_tsquery, but with stems separated by OR (|) instead of AND (&)?

Here is an example plainto_tsquery call in postgres 15.1:

# select plainto_tsquery('english', 'postgres is the best');
  plainto_tsquery  
-------------------
 'postgr' & 'best'
(1 row)

This is the equivalent of

select to_tsquery('english', 'postgr & best');
    to_tsquery     
-------------------
 'postgr' & 'best'

The docs say

> plainto_tsquery transforms the unformatted text querytext to a tsquery value. The text is parsed and normalized much as for to_tsvector, then the & (AND) tsquery operator is inserted between surviving words.

How do I get the same result (parsed and normalized) from a text phrase, but with '|' between the tokens, e.g., the equivalent of

# select to_tsquery('english', 'postgr | best');
    to_tsquery     
-------------------
 'postgr' | 'best'

but being able to pass in "postgres is the best" as input?

I don't know a direct way, but that many conversions isn't good for performance.

Also it is possible to make a string and then make a tsquery from it instead of a String.

SELECT string_agg(quote_literal(lexeme)::text, ' | ') 
  FROM  unnest((select   to_tsvector ('english', 'postgres is the best')));

SELECT string_agg(lexeme::text, ' | ')::tsquery 
  FROM  unnest((select   to_tsvector ('english', 'postgres is the best')));

fiddle

Use websearch_to_tsquery():

select websearch_to_tsquery('english', 'postgres or best');

 websearch_to_tsquery 
══════════════════════
 'postgr' | 'best'
(1 row)