Solution

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The defining restriction is the reality condition
For a non-Abelian gauge group, write the vector superfield in a Hermitian generator basis with real superfield coefficients. This is a condition on the full superfield, not a chirality constraint. It relates conjugate component coefficients and makes the vector and auxiliary field real. Wess-Zumino gauge is a further supergauge transformation choice removing redundant components; it is not the defining condition for a vector superfield.

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